Beck Arnley® 201-2434 Brake Light Switch - Direct Fit, Sold Individually

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201-2434 Brake Light Switch - Direct Fit, Sold Individually
201-2434 Brake Light Switch - Direct Fit, Sold Individually
201-2434 Brake Light Switch - Direct Fit, Sold Individually
201-2434 Brake Light Switch - Direct Fit, Sold Individually

Beck Arnley® 201-2434 Brake Light Switch - Direct Fit, Sold Individually

Manufacturer #201-2434

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Question: 2000 Acura RL ,brake light switch replaced ,brake light still on when engine off,reason?Edith W. / Jan 14, 2023
Hi Edith, The brake light switch being replaced doesn't necessarily mean that it was installed correctly or that it's functioning properly. There could be other issues causing the brake light to stay on, such as a damaged or corroded wiring harness, a bad relay, or a fault in the brake light circuit. To determine the root cause, a professional diagnosis is recommended.
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