[therealjohnchapman]

Hello everyone,

Here's the *short* story with my 2010 Volvo XC60 AWD:

-"Check Stop Lamp" error came up on my dash.

-Right-rear stop bulb was burnt out so I replaced both stop bulbs with SYLVANIA 7506 Red LED Bulb ( https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01CO1F62Y/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 ).

-Both of the LED side stop bulbs and the top LED bar are all functioning properly.

-"Check Stop Lamp" error still appears.

Is it possible that the LED bulbs are incompatible with the outage detection system?

Is there a way to 'reset' the sensor?

Thanks!

 

[JMFangio]

I used the 7506 bulbs but the clear version and silverstar so not LED and had no issues when I replaced them. I had the same notification on the dash and then it disappeared once the bulb was changed.

 

[shark6286]

I have the same problem. I used Sylvania 31336 1156R ZEVO LED Bulbs (https://express.google.com/product/..._u=37MPDRAF5NCZEWK&ouid=112996021675960282517)

The stop lights work but I get the "CHECK STOP LAMP" each time I step on the brakes pedal. 2004 XC90.

Were you able to find a solution?

 

[VXC60]

Yes the problem is with LED light being different than regular bulbs. Look at my post for LED headlight on XC60. Basically if it is a light that the Volvo computer monitors, it looks for a certain resistance (bulbs have resistance which LEDs don't). If that resistance isn't there, the computer assumes it is a burned bulb. The solution is to fool the computer by adding a parallel resistor. The down side is you will never get that message again since the computer is just monitoring the resistor now and not your LED bulb.

 

[idainc]

Has anyone found a solution ? I have a 2004 xc90 with the check stop lamp message. ONE brake light is out/ New bulb, new wiring harness, fuses OK and I can hear the realty clicking in the back. ONE light out of three is out. Any solution to your issue ?

 

[blindkarma]

Don't use an LED if the original was not LED.