Volkswagen Jetta 2002 Vemo Brake Light Switch

One of the small but important components on your vehicle is your Volkswagen Jetta Brake Light Switch. This part is a simple on-off switch that controls the brake light on your dashboard, which serves to warn you when your emergency brake is engaged, as well as when there is a potential problem with your brakes. Since your brakes are absolutely vital to your safety, you need to know when there is a problem. This means that you must ensure your Jetta 2002 brake light switch is in good working order. Your brake light switch circuit should be open when your brake pedal is up, and closed when your brake pedal is down. You can test this component by touching a test light to both terminals of the switch. One side should be hot, and the other cool. If both sides of the switch are hot, then it is not opening properly, which will cause your brake light to be on all the time. You can replace your faulty switch with a high quality Volkswagen Vemo brake light switch, and be assured that your vehicle will always properly alert you to a potential brake problem. This way, you will also not drive yourself crazy wondering why your brake light is always lit. Car hobbyists should always get excellent customer support when buying high-quality auto parts from us. That's why we run a twenty-four hour a day technical assistance hotline to answer all your queries. Everybody hates to pay for shipping, that's why we always offer FREE shipping for all orders $50 or higher. If you find a better price, let us know - we always beat any advertised price for auto parts.

Important! Please Read to Ensure Proper Fit:

. 4-Pin - At Pedal **Special care must be taken during installation to prevent damage and obtain proper electrical contact** Prior to installation pull plunger to full extension, use and apply lubricant to plunger. Keep pedal in up position. Push switch in and seat into opening pressing against pedal, once seated secure switch by turning it to the right aprx 45 degrees. This action turns the plunger shoe into the correct position to make contacts operate.