Submitted by administrator on Wed, 03/04/2015 - 00:55
On certain vehicles, the lubricant on the brake lights switch, which is of the wrong type and was applied at factory, may oxidize causing the resistance of the contact point to increase. If this occurs, electrical continuity may be lost at the switch, in which case the brake lights could fail.
Case Number:
RJ-1245-0
Make/model:
Issued:
Tue, 2004-10-05
Component:
brake lights
Affected:
159
Correction:
The brake lights switch should be replaced with a new one.
Identification:
silver sticker on the rights hand side of the model number plate
Vehicle:
Make:
Nissan
Type:
UA-GF50
Period:
22/12/2003..27/02/2004
Frame / Chassis No:
GF50-101357..GF50-101898
Make:
Nissan
Type:
UA-GNF50
Period:
07/01/2004..27/02/2004
Frame / Chassis No:
GNF50-400088..GNF50-400155
Make:
Nissan
Type:
GH-HF50
Period:
14/01/2004..27/02/2004
Frame / Chassis No:
HF50-700632..HF50-700842
Make:
Nissan
Type:
UA-PGF50
Period:
19/12/2003..27/02/2004
Frame / Chassis No:
PGF50-200313..PGF50-200534
Make:
Nissan
Type:
GH-M35
Period:
14/02/2004:17/02/2004
Frame / Chassis No:
M35-117987:M35-118020
Make:
Nissan
Type:
GH-NM35
Period:
14/01/2004..14/02/2004
Frame / Chassis No:
NM35-319598..NM35-319924
unique_id_feeds:
135575