Honda Civic Brake Pedal Stop Pad

My brake lights were constantly switched on, and the culprit was this little piece of rubber. Installation took less than a minute and it even came with a spare pad. Had no fitment issues in my Civic.

What kind of vehicle do you drive? 1990 Honda Civic

This is a replacement for the original part, if you need a new one. But the location for where it must go is awkward to get to.

What kind of vehicle do you drive? 2003 Honda Civic

This is being installed in our 2nd car which it is used only once every couple of weeks. I was going out of town for a couple of weeks and decided to top off the battery with a full charge before I left just in case a family member needed to use it. Normally, it is good without doing that at all, but I wanted to be sure everything was good in my absence. When I got home, I had a stone cold dead battery!!! I put a charger on it and it would no longer charge fully, so I replaced it. After installing the new battery, I noticed the brake lights on constantly, so I instantly knew what had happened because the same thing happened about 10 years ago. The little plastic plug that is snapped into a square flat metal plate on the brake pedal had simply disintegrated over time due to the Florida Heat. Fortunately, Auto Zone happened to sell a replacement part that was made of rubber instead of hard plastic, and it simply popped into the hole and works like a champ! Highly Recommended part for your Honda!

What kind of vehicle do you drive? 92' Honda Civic 4 Door