On 2/26/08 3:52 PM, in article
ff1fb302-44b0-44fc-bfa1-6b9c3f8f9362@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
"Steve
B." <javapro78@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> I have 2000 I30 with about 90K on it. My ****ft lock works
> intermittently. Sometimes, when I push the brake pedal, I hear the
> usual click and I can move the ****fter and sometimes there is no click
> and the ****fter is locked. I read in some posts that the problem could
> be the stop light switch. Well, I noticed that when the ****fter stays
> locked, the stop lights won't come on. Also, when I eventaully manage
> to ****ft from park, the stop lights work intermittently. Do I need to
> replace the stop light switch? Is that the one with the pin sticking
> out which is released by a small bracket on the brake pedal? How hard
> is it to replace?
That's the one. The first thing to check is whether it is securely
mounted
and adjusted properly. Check that the button moves freely when the pedal
is
pressed. Then verify that the electrical connector on it is also clean
and
securely attached. If it still doesn't work reliably at that point then
replace it. It should be easy to replace.
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