Genuine Nissan Brake Light Pedal Switch VK56 - Nissan Patrol Y62 & Navara D23

Genuine Nissan Brake Light Pedal Switch - Nissan Patrol Y62 VK56

Located at the top of the brake pedal assembly, this genuine Nissan brake light pedal switch is a critical electronic sensor in your vehicle. It is responsible for sending a signal to the vehicle's computer when the brake pedal is depressed, which in turn activates the brake lights and allows the engine to start in vehicles with a push-button ignition system.

If your Nissan Patrol Y62 won't start, or you're having trouble shifting out of park, a faulty brake light switch is a common culprit. The switch can fail over time due to normal wear and tear, leading to a loss of signal.

Product Features

• Direct OEM Replacement: Guarantees a perfect fit and function without any modifications required.
• High-Quality Construction: Manufactured with a durable polymer housing and high-conductivity electrical contacts for long-lasting performance and reliability.
• Engineered for Nissan Systems: Precisely calibrated to communicate correctly with your vehicle's ECU, ensuring proper operation of the starting system, shift interlock, and brake lights.
• Restores Safety & Functionality: Solves common no-start issues and ensures your brake lights activate correctly, restoring crucial vehicle safety features.

Vehicle Fitment

This part has been designed to fit

• Nissan Patrol Y62

Please check vehicle fitment to confirm compatibility with your vehicle. Please contact us with your VIN details if you require further assistance to confirm fitment.

Aftermarket Product Alternative

Brake Light Pedal Switch for Nissan Patrol Y62 VK56 5.6L (Car Won't Start)

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