How to Service and Repair a Brake Light Switch on Chrysler Cirrus?

Before servicing or repairing the brake light switch, depress and hold the brake pedal and turn the switch counter-clockwise about 30° to remove it from its bracket. Flip the switch backward and while it is still held by the retaining clip, pull the wiring harness connector free of the switch. You should pull the plunger on the switch until it's fully extended before you attach the new switch. After that, join the wiring harness connector to the brake lamp switch. To install, press down the brake pedal as much as possible to position the switch's index tab into a corresponding blade slot and rotate the switch clockwise 30° to hold it in. Handle adjusting the brake lamp switch carefully, because strong force could cause damage to them. Gently let go of the brake pedal to make sure the switch plunger moves backward and is released at the proper position and check that your brake lamps work as they should.

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Chrysler Cirrus Brake Switch Part Number: 4671336AD
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Product Specifications
- Other Name: Switch - Stop Lamp; Brake Light Switch; Stop Light Switch; Brake Pedal Switch; Lamp Switch; Release Switch; Stoplamp Switch; Switch; Switch Stop Lamp
- Replaces: 4671336, 4671336AC, 4671336AB
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Mopar's factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
- 1995-2000 Chrysler Cirrus | LX, LXi | 2.0L L4, 2.4L L4, 2.5L V6, 4 Cyl 2.0 L GAS, 4 Cyl 2.4 L GAS, 6 Cyl 2.5 L GAS

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External Brake Light Switch found used in Chrysler Cirrus is extremely important to ignite the light when the brake pedal is depressed. This mechanism makes it possible for drivers at the back of the vehicle to notice any instance the vehicle slows down or stops, a factor that promotes safe driving. In the overall description of the Brake Light Switch the different types or models if cirrus may not be delineated but the company stresses on the fact that it informs other motorists. The role of the Brake Light Switch is quite crucial in ensuring that all communications on the road are proper, and therefore eliminating near-misses.

Chrysler Cirrus Brake Light Switch Parts and Q&A

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Q: How to Service and Repair a Brake Light Switch on Chrysler Cirrus?
A:
Before servicing or repairing the brake light switch, depress and hold the brake pedal and turn the switch counter-clockwise about 30° to remove it from its bracket. Flip the switch backward and while it is still held by the retaining clip, pull the wiring harness connector free of the switch. You should pull the plunger on the switch until it's fully extended before you attach the new switch. After that, join the wiring harness connector to the brake lamp switch. To install, press down the brake pedal as much as possible to position the switch's index tab into a corresponding blade slot and rotate the switch clockwise 30° to hold it in. Handle adjusting the brake lamp switch carefully, because strong force could cause damage to them. Gently let go of the brake pedal to make sure the switch plunger moves backward and is released at the proper position and check that your brake lamps work as they should.