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Brake Light Switch If you've replaced all your brake light bulbs but still don't have brake lights, chances are you've got a bad brake switch. There are two brake switches on the brake pedal of your 850/70. One switch has a vacuum line attached, this is for cruise control while the other switch (the larger of the two) is for powering the brakes lights. The internal contacts tend to burn out over time and simply replacing the switch is typically all that is necessary to bring your brake lights back on. Of course don't forget to check the basics like fuses and bulbs! You'll need a Torx 25 driver to remove the lower bolster cover to access the brake switch. See the tool section of our website for our torx driver tools. Please check fitment listed below to ensure products will fit your specific vehicle. Some products may include or exclude some model years or engine and transmission combinations. The products listed on our website are for Volvos sold in the North American market. Many of the parts are exactly the same as those used in other markets, however we cannot guarantee fitment for those markets.
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3544691E Reviewed by Matthew Pasley from Salt Lake City, Utah
Picked one of these up after the brakes on my 1972 142 stopped working. Checked the
fuse and it was fine. Crawled up under the dash, unscrewed and disconnected the two
spade electrical connectors on the old one, reverse the process while putting the new
one in and the brakes now work. It took longer to order it than it did to install it. Don't
worry when you get the new one and it is about an inch longer, at least on the 140
series there is plenty of room under there.
March 2010
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