EMPI Brake Light Switch | VW Beetle, Bus, Ghia & Type 3 | 2-Prong Hydraulic (113-945-515-H)
EMPI Brake Light Switch | VW Beetle, Bus, Ghia & Type 3 | 2-Prong Hydraulic (113-945-515-H)
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EMPI Brake Light Switch — 2-Prong Hydraulic, VW Air-Cooled (113-945-515-H)
Brake lights not coming on? On air-cooled VWs the brake light switch threads into the master cylinder and is triggered by hydraulic pressure — a common failure point and a cheap fix. This is the 2-prong version (113-945-515-H / EMPI 98-2058), for early models without a dash brake warning light.
Vehicle Fitment
- VW Beetle (Bug): 1952–1969
- VW Bus: 1952–1969
- VW Karmann Ghia: 1956–1969
- VW Type 3: 1961–1966
Verify before ordering: count your terminals — this is the 2-prong (no warning light) version; cars with a dash brake warning light use the 3-prong 113-945-515-G instead.
Key Features & Benefits
- 2-prong / 2-terminal: hydraulic brake light switch for early models without a dash brake warning light.
- Direct thread-in: threads into the master cylinder (M10 x 1.0).
- Common wear item: an inexpensive fix for brake lights that have stopped working.
Technical Specifications
- Part Number: 113-945-515-H (EMPI 98-2058)
- Thread: M10 x 1.0
- Terminals: 2-prong
- Sold: each (most cars require two)
Frequently Asked Questions
- How many do I need? The switch is sold each; most cars use two, so order accordingly.
- 2-prong or 3-prong — which is mine? This 2-prong switch is for early cars without a dash brake warning light. Cars with a dash brake warning light use the 3-prong 113-945-515-G.
- What thread is it? M10 x 1.0; it threads directly into the master cylinder.
Installation
Threads into the master cylinder (M10 x 1.0) and is triggered by hydraulic pressure. Most cars use two switches.
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⚠️ WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, known to the State of California to cause cancer and reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
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