> The other day,I noticed my 94 Integra's brake lights were stuck ON all the
> time,and I thought I needed to replace the brakelight switch on the brake
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> total of $62.00. I had thought it was going to cost over $200 for a new
> switch and labor,I was pleasently surprised at the lower charge.
I had the same experience with my '84 Nissan. There was a mushroom shaped
button on the brake pedal arm that was supposed to push the switch. When the
mushroom fell out it left a hole that neatly allowed the switch to stay on.
Mike
Jim Yanik - 01 Jul 2006 00:30 GMT
>> The other day,I noticed my 94 Integra's brake lights were stuck ON
>> all the time,and I thought I needed to replace the brakelight switch
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>
> Mike
Maybe this is another item for Tegger to put on his excellent site.
The part is called "pad,pedal stopper", p/n 46505-SA5-000
It's kinda scary that these small plastic parts on my car are degrading and
crumbling.Especially that this one was an interior part,protected from the
weather,except for the hot climate,and not in direct sunlight.

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