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1995 Mazda Protege Neutral Safety Switch, Door Jamb Switch, Headlight Switch, Turn Signal Switch

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  • 1.Instrument Panel - Instrument Panel (Cluster & Switches 1995-96)
    1995 Mazda Protege Switches Diagram 1
  • 2.Steering Column - Shroud, Switches & Levers
    1995 Mazda Protege Switches Diagram 2
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    BC1E-55-447
    Lens
    • Part Notes: Cluster & Switches 1995-96
    $62.92 $47.18
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    BC1D-55-710A
    Clock
    • Part Notes: Cluster & Switches 1995-96
    $345.25 $258.89
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    BC1M-66-460A
    Switch
    • Part Notes: Cluster & Switches 1995-96, Rear Defroster
    $56.11 $42.08
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Brake Light Switch Installation and Repair Tips for 1995 Mazda Protege

  • Q:
    How are Brake Light Switch Checked and Replaced on 1995 Mazda Protege?
    A:
    The rear brake lights are activated by the brake light switch which is at the bracket of the brake pedal. As a troubleshooting measure, make certain that the lights are on whenever the pedal is pressed. In case non-responsive, then it could be a faulty circuit or switch. Diagnose and replace the switch with a voltmeter in case there is a need.
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