Slip light issue

[motiontovacation200]

Since the replacement of the brake and gas pedals on my 2020 Nissan Versa S, the slip indicator light won't turn off. I rechecked the three connectors (one for the throttle, two on the brake) and fluid levels look good. Anything that I might have missed? any idea where the fuse for this light is located? Appreciate any insight.

 

[HighwayHero]

Since the replacement of the brake and gas pedals on my 2020 Nissan Versa S, the slip indicator light won't turn off. I rechecked the three connectors (one for the throttle, two on the brake) and fluid levels look good. Anything that I might have missed? any idea where the fuse for this light is located? Appreciate any insight.

looks like there's an issue related to the sensor. On a lot of modern cars, the brake pedal has a sensor that tells the ECU you've pressed the pedal.
If the new pedal is even slightly misaligned or not activating that sensor properly, the computer can get confused. It might be thinking you're braking at the same time you're giving it gas, which would trigger a slip indicator light as a safety precaution.
I'd double check that sensor and its position on the new pedal to make sure it's being pressed and released completely

 

[JIG.SAW]

HEYYYY. I think it's best to check the brake pedal sensor alignment carefully. It's kinda touchy because it only takes a tiny misplacement to keep that slip light on. Sometimes unplugging and reconnecting the sensor resets the ECU and clears the warning.

 

[Alan]

Hey @motiontovacation200, perhaps you could double-check that brake pedal sensor. Even a slight misalignment can keep that light on. Did you try unplugging and reconnecting it?