ACDelco D1583G Original Equipment Switch Review

I know for a fact that these GM brake switches tend to wear out and the contacts will burn out after about 140,000. Then I always change them. The switch is fairly easy to remove once you understand how the spring detent works. But it's particularly hard to replace given the power pedals make it incredibly cramped. You will eventually get it. Both of my index fingers became experts at replacing the metal spring clip. Get ready to stand on your head. It may be easier to remove the adjustable…

I have a 2003 Avalanche with about 180,000 miles and the brake lights sometimes work. I don't think it's the fuse. I bought this item from Revain and watched a few videos online - YouTube. Most I've seen have a 10mm hex nut that needs to be removed, my particular model only has a retaining clip, remove it with a slotted/flathead screwdriver and then use the same tool to remove the derailleur from the crank you can disable the old one. I called Pepboys and they gave me at least $130 depending on

Why would anyone leave a negative review that has nothing to do with the product? You did not receive the item you wanted, has nothing to do with this item. It has to do with how Amazon's computer looks for compatibility parts. I've ordered many parts from Amazon that Amazon says won't fit my car, but I get the part number with my truck's VIN directly from GM. Oddly enough, now that I've ordered these parts, Amazon says these parts fit my car and I don't think that's the best way, even if it's…