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.
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
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
What does this brake light switch do?
It closes the electrical circuit when you press the brake pedal so the stop lamps illuminate. On some vehicles it also signals the cruise-control or shift-interlock circuits.
Will the 201-1105 fit my Nissan?
It's a direct replacement for a range of 1977-1988 Nissan models, including the 200SX, 210, 280ZX, 720, Maxima, Sentra, and Stanza. Check the Buyer's Guide tab to confirm your vehicle.
What are signs the brake light switch may need replacing?
Brake lights that stay dark when you press the pedal, stay on constantly, or flicker can be signs of a failed switch. Diagnose the cause before replacing.
Does it plug into the factory connector?
Yes. It's made to fit the OE wiring harness and plugs, and is built with materials that include anti-corrosion terminals for a reliable connection.
What other part numbers does this switch replace?
It interchanges with E872A, 1S5521, S687, 25320H8500, F100975, 8611, WA692, SW167, SLS106, and JA411.
WARNING: These products can expose you to chemicals including lead and phthalates, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
