Beck Arnley 201-1468 Brake Light Switch

Beck Arnley Brake Light Switch for Saab 9000 and 900

Restore proper brake lamp operation with the Beck Arnley 201-1468 brake light switch. Built to foreign nameplate OE specifications for form, fit, and function, this switch is a direct replacement for select Saab applications and uses a push-on attachment method with a plastic housing.

Key Features

• Brake light switch for select Saab 9000 and Saab 900 applications
• Plastic construction for OE-style replacement fitment
• Push-on attachment method for straightforward connection
• Bracket not included
• Beck Arnley part number 201-1468

Detailed Description

Beck Arnley 201-1468 is engineered for foreign nameplate vehicles that require OE-spec replacement parts. For Saab 9000 models from 1987-1998 and Saab 900 models from 1989-1993, this brake light switch helps maintain proper brake pedal signal input to the lighting circuit. If you are searching for a Saab 9000 brake light switch or a Saab 900 brake light switch by part number 201-1468, this replacement matches the listed application and connection style.

This part cross-references Monroe Shocks & Struts (e.g., 172286, 182286) for the same application.

What It Helps Solve

• Brake lamps that do not illuminate when the pedal is pressed
• Intermittent brake light operation caused by a worn switch
• Incorrect brake pedal signal to the lighting circuit
• Replacement needs for a damaged or failed OE-style switch

Installation Notes and Tips

• Verify the connector style and push-on attachment before installation.
• Confirm the vehicle application against the listed Saab 9000 and Saab 900 fitment.
• Inspect the mounting area and related wiring for wear or corrosion during replacement.
• Bracket is not included, so reuse the existing bracket if required by the vehicle setup.

Quality Assurance

Beck Arnley sources parts to meet foreign nameplate OE specifications for form, fit, and function. The 201-1468 brake light switch is built for the listed Saab applications with the goal of matching the original part’s operating requirements.