We drive a doge van and had the cruise control fixed and now it putting out a code p0517

Could be bad speed sensor on transmission depending on model.

There is a "spider" injection system in the intake manifold. Check that.

p0700 is transmission control system - malfunction and p0517 is battery temp sensor circuit high


let me know if this helps

cheers mike

There is no fuse. The speed control servo is powered and controlled by the PCM but does get input from the brake switch. Check the brake switch and also the vacuum to the servo.

Hello djcat,

The P0517 is Battery Temperature Sensor High.

Did you just replace your battery?

Regards,
netvan

u have to disconnect the battery,,take the serpentine belt off,take the bolts the hold it in ,,out,,,disconnect the plugs & wire,,

I have a 1998 GMC Safari van in which the cruise control has quit. It didn't go all at once. It would work intermittently. Sometimes going 5 miles or so and then shutting off and then after another few miles, it would set again. This sounds to me like something getting hot. Is there a circuit breaker for the cruise control...or?
I can't seem to find a good schematic/diagram for the unit. Driving me nuts! I don't want to have to buy a whole new module if there is a simple fix.

Anyone?

P1596 Speed Control Switch Always High,
you should take it to a chry dealer

You have a short somewhere dude

Cruise control has nothing to do with it, your pick-up is malfunctioning, it is located below the distributor or the coil pack. Replace it ASAP