Standard Motor Products SLS-242T Stoplight Switch

After thinking we would have to get the car towed to a repair shop, I found the problem was a faulty switch and had a part the next day. Easy to replace, worked just like the original.

The brake switch on my 2004 Odyssey broke off while doing some work under the dash. It took a bit of fiddling to realize that the broken off piece could be easily removed by rotating it 90 degrees. The same goes for inserting the new switch. Just rotate it until it goes in easily then set the length about what the old one is. Then rotate it 90 degrees to lock it in place. This part works great.

Fixed honda

Super easy to install. Take the old one and turn it to the left a 1/4 turn and it comes right out. Place the new one in and push it in till you see the plunger go all the way in and then turn it a 1/4 turn to the right and it locks in place. Give it a test to see if the brake light is off and then push the pedal and see if it comes on. Easy peasy!

Works just ok. It's the only one that fits my 2008 honda civic BUT the clip doesn't actually attach it to the mounting bracket, I had to use zip ties to secure it. Works now

I used the brake light switch for a little Project I was working on. It work great for me.

says what it does and does what it says

Everything you need including the bracket is here. Almost a zero tool installation. It can be done totally by hand but a pair of pliers will save your fingers removing the old bracket. The switch will fit with the old one but since a new one was included, remove and replace the old one. Took 4 minutes. Van now shifts out of park and the brake lights work. I wonder how much this repair would be at the dealership?