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113945515H Brake Light Switch, 2 Prong, for VW Beetle/GHIA/Type 3/Bus 1954-1967/Vanagon

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  • Reliable Brake Light Switch: Experience a safe and secure ride with our 2-prong brake light switch from DASPARTS. It ensures your brake lights illuminate every time you apply the brakes, providing clear visibility to other drivers on the road
  • Easy Installation: This switch is designed for VW Beetle/Ghia/Type 3/Bus 1954-1967/Vanagon and features a 2-prong, Normally Open contact type with a Prong connector type, allowing for a straightforward installation process
  • Superior Quality: Manufactured by DASPARTS, this brake light switch boasts top-notch quality and durability. It is built to withstand the test of time, ensuring reliable performance for years to come
  • Weather-Resistant Design: With an IP65 international protection rating, this brake light switch is resistant to dust and low-pressure water jets from any direction, making it suitable for various driving conditions


113945515H DASPARTS Brake Light Switch, 2 Prong, For VW Beetle/Ghia/Type 3/Bus 1954-1967/Vanagon


kath
July 26, 2025
I replaced the non operating part in my 1958 Mercedes 180D which would have coast over $100.00. It works great
Mr.&Mrs. Walls
June 27, 2025
Fits and works.
Loretta A Field
May 28, 2025
Brake lights work great now
Vwayne
May 20, 2025
Installed easily worked perfectlyGood value. Nice quality
wiley hall
March 17, 2025
fixed the brakelight issue everytime, ordered 3 so far
Daniel cain
February 23, 2025
Now, when I depress the middle pedal, the lights in back come on! How cool it THAT?!
Jason
February 18, 2025
Worked great on my old buggy I purchased
George Starkey
November 28, 2024
This is a relatively easy R&R job, with the exception of a metal brake line being in the way. Lots of 1/8 turns with the Crescent wrench! Tight quarters for a long handle. However, it's pretty straightforward, and I've got functioning brake lights once more.Have a rag handy because a little brake fluid will drip out when you remove the old switch. On installation, make sure to get it in finger-tight first, to avoid cross threading.
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