Standard Ignition Parking Brake Switch P/N:PBS126

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MPN: PBS126
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Standard Ignition Parking Brake Switch P/N:PBS126
Standard Ignition Parking Brake Switch P/N:PBS126
$126.99

Keep the dashboard BRAKE warning lamp working correctly with the Standard Ignition Parking Brake Switch (PBS126). It installs as a direct-fit replacement for the 2012-2015 Kia Optima, so you can swap out a worn or failed switch.

A parking brake switch senses when the parking brake is engaged and completes the circuit that turns on the brake warning indicator on the instrument cluster. If a faulty switch is the reason your brake light stays on, stays off, or flickers, this replaces it.

  • Function: Signals parking-brake position to illuminate the dashboard BRAKE warning lamp.
  • Direct fit: A direct-fit replacement for the listed application.
  • Signs it may need replacing: Warning lamp that won't turn off, won't come on, or flickers with the parking brake set or released.

Diagnose the cause before replacing, as the warning lamp can also be triggered by other circuits.

Interchange: BPS126 · PB1029 · 937662T000VA
Manufacturer part number PBS126

This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:

BPS126, PB1029, 937662T000VA, PBS126

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this parking brake switch do?

It senses when the parking brake is engaged and completes the circuit that illuminates the BRAKE warning lamp on the instrument cluster.

Will it fit my vehicle?

It is a direct-fit replacement for the 2012-2015 Kia Optima. Check the Buyer's Guide tab to confirm it matches your vehicle.

What numbers does this switch interchange with?

It cross-references BPS126, PB1029, and 937662T000VA. Its own manufacturer part number is PBS126.

What are signs this switch may need replacing?

A brake warning lamp that stays on, won't come on, or flickers as the parking brake is set or released may indicate a failed switch.

My brake light stays on—will this fix it?

If a faulty parking brake switch is the cause, replacing it addresses that. Diagnose first, since other circuits can also trigger the warning lamp.