Ajxn 8 PCS Brake Switch Stopper Car Truck Auto Pedal Pad Light Clutch Stopper 90541-06036 (Black)

I have a 2012 Hyundai Elantra Touring GLS (hatchback). After my brake lights remaining on & draining my battery to the point of ruination, I whittled it down to this seemingly insignificant looking little rubber stopper. Auto parts store sold me the wrong one, spent an hour in the Texas heat trying to make it fit. after screaming the F word multiple times and sweating out half of my body weight, I finally resigned to the fact that this was just not going to fit. So I went on Amazon and I found this level piece. It was here early the next morning. It went in within 1.5 seconds. It’s exactly the perfect fit. It does the job wonderfully. It was so easy to install. The rubber seems to be very durable. And you get so many for such a small amount of money. The one in the auto store, was $11 for one. This has like six in it. Great value, great product. If you are facing the same problem, I was, and you have my car or Hyundai (probably many other manufacturers as well)…this is your answer!

This part worked great in fixing the brake light problem on my 2015 Kia Forte LX.Brake light was staying on when vehicle was off and nothing was depressing the brake. After watching a handful of YT videos, found this was a common issue with an easy fix. Ordered these stoppers and replaced it pretty easily. Biggest issue was fitting into the space and needing a third arm to depress the brake pedal to fit this piece in.$1.50 part and minimal labor, definitely beats the $100+ bill from an auto shop.

I replaced this small brake switch bumper pad on a 2005 Toyota Sequoia. I am 85 yrs. years old and 6'3" in height so getting down on the floorboard and squeezing under the dash was not easy. To make the job a little easier I removed the under section of dash which was secured by four (4) bolts. Even with extra room provided by removing the bottom of the dash it was still a tight squeeze for an old guy. I am hoping this brake switch pad last as long I am driving this SUV.

Definitely worked to replace the original deteriorated brake pad sensor on a 2000 Toyota Tacoma V6 PreRunner SR5 TRDFinally was able to get my brake lights to work normally and turn off when not engaged.Thanks!

The stopper for my brake light switch broke. These fit my 2011 Hyundai Elantra GLS, and functioned properly. Installation was easy; took me under one minute. Worth the money; would've likely cost me several days at the car shop a lot of money in labor.

Just what I needed when my Hyundai Santa Fe brake lights all of a sudden stayed on. It seems that most vehicles use this type of grommet to keep the brake lights off when the brake pedal is not depressed. It's a simple item that keeps the brake light switch plunger depressed to keep it in the open position. Press your brake pedal and the plunger moves outward closing the circuit and turning your lights on. A simple replacement to solve a brake light on problem.

It is hard to believe that a little plastic part could cause your brake lights to stay on. The part fit and brake lights off. Now I have 3 replacements. 5 stars because the price and fit.

They work better than the factory ones