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Description
These
rubber
bump
stops
are
installed
in
the
brake
and
clutch
pedals.
Over
time
they
often
get
brittle
and
crumble
apart,
so
many
300ZX
owners
find
chunks
of
them
on
their
carpet
floor
only
to
find
their
brake
lights
are
stuck
on
or
their
cruise
control
will
no
longer
engage.
The
brake
pedal
uses
two
of
these
bump
stops
(one
for
the
brake
light
switch
and
one
for
the
cruise
control
cancel
switch).
The
clutch
pedal
uses
one
to
press
against
the
starter
inhibitor
safety
switch
at
the
bottom
of
its
throw
and
one
at
the
top
for
the
cruise
control
cancel
switch.
Compatibility
If you have questions about vehicle fitment, please contact us.
Customer Questions
Question:
How many of these would you need for the clutch pedal?
- Codie
Answer:
The clutch pedal uses one of these at the top, brake pedal uses two.
Question:
Would like to know if is only 1 or how many for 9.50
- Luis Diaz
Answer:
Yes, these are sold individually.
Question:
Hello,
I recently noticed my brake lights staying on after driving the car and also randomly going on while the car is parked and not being driven. I found a piece of a brittle rubber on the driver's side floor. I was wondering if it could be the bump stop that has broken and if that the cause of my brake lights staying on. If this is the cause, can they be replaced easily?
Please let me know.
Thank you!
Gabby
- Gabriela
Answer:
Hi Gabby, based on your symptoms and that you recently found brittle rubber bits on the floor, I would be pretty confident in saying these bump stops are the exact problem. When they go bad and crumble away, there's nothing pressing the brake light switch at the top of the pedal, which is why it causes the light to stay on (it basically thinks the pedal is always being pressed). Other than crawling around in the footwell area, they're very easy to install and basically just push into place.
Reviews
Rated 5/5
based on 1 customer reviews
After my brake lights were stuck on permanently I realized this tiny, annoying part was what I needed to replace. Luckily, CZ shipped it out fast and it was exactly what I needed. Installation works well if you seat the bumper with needle nose pliers and then pull the brake pedal toward the front of the car as hard as you can.
