Quick help please. Looking for BPP.
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Quick help please. Looking for BPP.
I am looking for a Brake pedal position sensor. Mine was rubbing on a wire harness under the dash and dosen't. Now to get the shifter out of park, I have to stand on the break pedal (which feels all squishy now) or reach under and push the sensor myself. I called the dealer and they wern't much help. They think they found the part which costs $99.98 and the replacement bracket for $92.49. I think im being stiffed.
Anyone know a part number or a cheap place to order from?
Anyone know a part number or a cheap place to order from?
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No need. Didnt get all the way through. No exposed wires.
But next time your in you Six Oh! take a look at what is attached to the brake pedal. You'll have to the reverse limbo to look under the console. Little piece with a yellow backing. You can pull the front black piece forward and it will dissenguage you shifter and turn on your rear lights. I wish I could fix this asap! Its the little things that get you frustrated.
But next time your in you Six Oh! take a look at what is attached to the brake pedal. You'll have to the reverse limbo to look under the console. Little piece with a yellow backing. You can pull the front black piece forward and it will dissenguage you shifter and turn on your rear lights. I wish I could fix this asap! Its the little things that get you frustrated.
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