Keep your brake lights signaling on cue with the Beck/Arnley Brake Light Switch 201-1105 (also written 2011105). Mounted at the brake pedal, this switch closes the circuit when you press the pedal so the stop lamps illuminate — and on some vehicles it also feeds the cruise-control and shift-interlock circuits. It drops in as a direct replacement across a range of foreign-nameplate Nissans, including the 1980-1983 200SX, 1979-1982 210, 1979-1983 280ZX, 1982 310, 1980-1981 510, 1980-1986 720, 1977-1981 810, 1982-1984 Maxima, 1984-1986 Micra, 1983-1986 Pulsar NX, 1982-1986 Sentra, and 1982-1988 Stanza. See the Buyer’s Guide tab for engine-level fitment.
- OE form, fit, and function: engineered to replace the original switch on the listed applications.
- Direct plug-in: made to fit the OE wiring harness and plugs for a clean connection.
- Anti-corrosion terminals: built with materials that include corrosion-resistant terminals.
- Application specific: constructed for durability and matched to this vehicle.
If a failed brake light switch is the cause of stop lamps that stay dark, stay on, or flicker, this switch replaces it.
Interchange: E872A · 1S5521 · S687 · 25320H8500 · F100975 · 8611 · WA692 · SW167 · SLS106 · JA411
