4 PCS Brake Pedal Pad and Light Switch Stopper - Black

I have a 2012 Hyundai Elantra Touring GLS (hatchback). After my brake lights remaining on & draining my battery to the point of ruination, I whittled it down to this seemingly insignificant looking little rubber stopper. Auto parts store sold me the wrong one, spent an hour in the Texas heat trying to make it fit. after screaming the F word multiple times and sweating out half of my body weight, I finally resigned to the fact that this was just not going to fit. So I went on Amazon and I found this level piece. It was here early the next morning. It went in within 1.5 seconds. It’s exactly the perfect fit. It does the job wonderfully. It was so easy to install. The rubber seems to be very durable. And you get so many for such a small amount of money. The one in the auto store, was $11 for one. This has like six in it. Great value, great product. If you are facing the same problem, I was, and you have my car or Hyundai (probably many other manufacturers as well)…this is your answer!

Plug in 10 seconds. It works like a gem. Fits my first gen tacoma

The plastic is tough, and seems like it will last. It’s very tight under the dash to get it fit into the hole, I used a piece of wood to press the brake pedal down and made a loop of gorilla tape and attached it to a screwdriver and pushed it into the hole, it’s easy to drop it into the open cavity on top of the brake pedal lever and then you’ll have to fish it out of there which is kind of a pain

Works perfect. Perfect fit. Didn't need four of them but I guess I'll just leave them in the glove box.

Tolerances are a bit off, the pointy bit seems to be manufactuered that it fits a bit loose in the brake pedal lever. I'm hoping letting it sit overnight pressed against the brake switch will get it to stick in there but when you first install it, it will be loose. I can say replacing it vs using a penny taped on there allowed me to engage my cruise control which previously wasn't working. Apparently you need to push the switch in a little further than the width of a penny to get cruise control to engage. It was easy to install and it works, but I'll have to see if it stays in there. If I forget about it falling out I'll have a dead battery by morning.

Okay, let me paint you a picture: there I was, tackling the wild world of stop-and-go traffic. My trusty Ajxn 4 PCS Brake Switch Stopper bravely standing guard at my feet. You might think, 'What’s so special about a brake pedal stopper?' But, oh boy, these tiny pads are the unsung heroes of the automotive world! These aren't just any stoppers, mind you. They're like the VIP bouncers at a nightclub, keeping the brake lights in line and the hydraulic drama to a minimum. I slapped these bad boys onto my car, and it's like my vehicle got a new best friend. I mean, with these, my brakes could probably do choreography. Seriously! In my experience, every stoplight is now a grand performance, a symphony of efficient halting. So, if you want to add a little punch to your brake pedal reliability—and a bundle of chuckles when thinking about it—go for these pads. They're small, but boy, do they pack a punch!

Worked perfectly on a 2014 Hyundai Elantra. The brake lights were on and would not turn off even when the car was off. But this item fixed the problem easily.

The stopper for my brake light switch broke. These fit my 2011 Hyundai Elantra GLS, and functioned properly. Installation was easy; took me under one minute. Worth the money; would've likely cost me several days at the car shop a lot of money in labor.

As advertised and on time

Bien

Fits Hyundai i30 2013 model perfect! The i30 is known to have this issue, specifically the 2013 one.

El producto es de excelente calidad 👌🏻 y compatible para mi vehículo

as advertised