Nissan 46584-5P010 Rubber-Stopper

OEM fitment on s13 👍👍

We have a 2005 Infiniti FX35 2WD. At first, we noticed cruise control was not working and did not want to pay a mechanic to fix at the time we noticed it (about a month ago). Then we just recently noticed that the brake lights were on and would not turn off. I had to disconnect the battery overnight so it would not drain. After some research, I learned that there are two of these items that are supposed to be attached to the brake pedal shaft. The purpose of these is to depress two different plunger switches. The switch on top tells the car to turn on the brake lights when it is not depressed and the switch below that tells the cruise control that the brake is on when it is not depressed. After 17 years, both of these original parts dry rotted and broke apart, leaving a hole in the brake pedal shaft large enough for the plunger switch to just go right through the hole and never get depressed. I first went to my local auto parts store and they carried a different version of this item and told me they were "universal" to all cars, but they were wrong. The ones I got at the auto parts store fit in the hole and depress the switch but do not have the lip at the end that keeps them from just falling out of the hole when you press the brake. This item fits in the hole and stays put. Hopefully it will last another 17 years!

Perfect fit on my 1998 Silvia S14. Easy to install.

Didn’t even know this was a thing until my battery started going dead every night. Finally figured out that my brake lights were staying on all the time because this little thing fell out at some point. Fit very tight, doubt it will fall out. Word of advice, get someone to press the pedal down from the passenger side while you put this in. Made it 100% easier.

Looked for the right part and saw a lot of aftermarket stoppers that might work. Decided to stick with the OE part and I'm glad I did. The trick to install these is to use long nose pliers to hold the stop above the mounting hole, then let the pedal push it into place. I bought two and replaced both the stop lamp and the cruise control at the same time.