2024-2026 Jeep Compass EPB Service Brake Message TSB
Owners of 2024-2026 Jeep Compass vehicles may encounter an "EPB Service Brake Message" and related DTCs like C10ED-00. This manufacturer communication (TSB 9100620) provides diagnostic and repair procedures for this electronic park brake issue.

Also applies to
- Jeep Compass
- 2025–2026
Owners of 2024-2026 Jeep Compass vehicles may experience an "MP EPB SERVICE BRAKE MESSAGE ON THE CLUSTER AND LED LIGHT ON" appearing on their instrument cluster. This message indicates an issue with the Electronic Park Brake (EPB) system. This technical service bulletin (TSB) 9100620, issued on July 1, 2025, provides guidance for technicians to diagnose and resolve this specific Jeep Compass EPB service brake message.
Symptoms
Drivers may observe the following symptoms indicating a problem with the electronic park brake system:
- An "MP EPB SERVICE BRAKE MESSAGE ON THE CLUSTER AND LED LIGHT ON" displayed on the vehicle's instrument cluster.
- The LED light on the Electronic Park Brake Switch illuminating.
- The park brake switch may not function correctly, leading to difficulties engaging or disengaging the parking brake.
Fault Codes / DTCs
When the Jeep Compass EPB service brake message appears, specific Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs) may be stored or active in the vehicle's system. Technicians should look for the following codes:
- C10ED-00: Electronic Park Brake Switch LED
- C10CD-01: Electronic Park Brake Switch-General Electrical Failure
- C10EA-00: Left Park Brake Actuator
- C10EC-00: Park Brak Actuator Correlation
- C10EB-00: RIGHT PARK BRAKE ACTUATOR
Diagnosis and Trigger Conditions
Diagnosis for the Jeep Compass EPB service brake message begins by confirming the customer's reported concern. Technicians are instructed to first check the status of any Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs). If DTCs are found to be 'STORED' (meaning the fault is not currently present but occurred previously), they must be cleared prior to performing any service steps. If DTCs are 'ACTIVE' (meaning the fault is currently present), the following checks are necessary:
- Confirm Customer Concern: Verify the exact nature of the issue reported by the vehicle owner.
- Clear Stored DTCs: If any DTCs are found to be 'STORED', clear them from the system before proceeding with further diagnostics.
- Check Battery and Ground Connections: Ensure that the battery connectors are properly seated and secure. Also, inspect the ground connector for proper seating and good contact.
- Module Reset: Attempt to reset the module by disconnecting the vehicle's battery for 5 minutes. This can help resolve transient electrical issues.
- Inspect for Loose Connections: If the EPB issue persists and active DTCs are still present, thoroughly check for any loose connections at the Park Brake Switch or the Brake System Module. This inspection is crucial and must be performed before considering any component replacement.
Important Warnings
This manufacturer communication, TSB 9100620, includes critical warnings for technicians to prevent unnecessary part replacements:
- Do Not Replace Prematurely: If, after disconnecting the park brake switch and the Brake System Module, any active DTC changes its status to 'STORED', technicians are explicitly instructed to clear these DTCs and do not replace the switch. This indicates the issue was likely a temporary connection problem rather than a faulty switch.
- Review Other DTCs: If any other DTCs related to the brake system are present, such as those for the park brake actuators (C10EA-00, C10EC-00, C10EB-00), the Brake System Module must be thoroughly reviewed before deciding to replace the park brake switch.
Repair Procedure Summary
After performing all diagnostic steps (1 through 5) and confirming that the park brake switch is still not functioning correctly, only then should the switch be replaced. The primary goal of the diagnostic process outlined in TSB 9100620 is to accurately identify the root cause, ensuring that the Jeep Compass EPB service brake message is resolved efficiently and without replacing components that are not truly faulty.
Required Parts
The primary component identified in this bulletin as a potential replacement part, should all diagnostic steps fail, is the SWITCH PARKING BRAKE. The specific part number associated with this component is 6ZM50DX8A$.
NHTSA ID: 11020602
Frequently Asked Questions
- What does "MP EPB SERVICE BRAKE MESSAGE" mean on my 2024-2026 Jeep Compass?
- The "MP EPB SERVICE BRAKE MESSAGE ON THE CLUSTER AND LED LIGHT ON" indicates a malfunction within your vehicle's Electronic Park Brake (EPB) system. This warning suggests that the parking brake switch or related components may be experiencing an electrical issue or failure.
- What DTCs are associated with the Jeep Compass EPB service brake message?
- Common Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs) linked to the Jeep Compass EPB service brake message include C10ED-00 (Electronic Park Brake Switch LED) and C10CD-01 (Electronic Park Brake Switch-General Electrical Failure). Other related codes like C10EA-00, C10EC-00, and C10EB-00, pertaining to the park brake actuators, may also be present.
- What is the recommended fix for the Jeep Compass EPB service brake message and DTC C10ED-00?
- According to TSB 9100620, the repair involves checking battery and ground connections, resetting the module by disconnecting the battery, and inspecting for loose connections at the Park Brake Switch or Brake System Module. The switch should only be replaced if these initial steps do not resolve the issue and the park brake switch is confirmed to be non-functional.
- Can I fix the C10ED-00 code myself on my Jeep Compass?
- While some initial checks like ensuring battery connectors are properly seated might be performed by an owner, the full diagnostic and repair procedure for DTC C10ED-00 and the Jeep Compass EPB service brake message involves specific steps best handled by a qualified technician. This includes clearing stored codes, checking module connections, and determining if component replacement is truly necessary, as indicated in manufacturer communication 9100620.
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