<ul><li>Helps ensure that your brake lights turn off when the brakes are disengaged</li><li>Attached to the brake pedal arm beneath your vehicle&apos;s dashboard</li><li>Can break or deteriorate over time</li></ul><p>Your Nissan Stopper Rubber is a small piece of rubber or plastic, and it is typically attached to the brake pedal arm beneath the dashboard on your Nissan.</p><p>The primary responsibility of a Stopper Rubber is to push your brake light switch in when you let off the pedal. This process allows your brake lights to turn off.</p><p>Seeing as how the Stopper Rubber is commonly made of plastic or rubber, it may start to break down over time due to general wear and tear. If there isn&apos;t a working Stopper Rubber on the pedal assembly, your vehicle&apos;s brake light switch might not engage your brake lights correctly, which means that your lights won&apos;t operate properly.</p><p>Typically, there are two clear signs that the Stopper Rubber is worn out or broken. First, you may notice plastic or rubber pieces on your driver&apos;s side floorboard. Second, you may notice your brake lights are staying on even when your brake pedal is not engaged. If you notice one or both of these signs, have your vehicle inspected by an authorized Nissan service center. Your vehicle might require a replacement Stopper Rubber.</p><p>OEM Nissan parts are backed by a 12-month/12,000-mile (whichever comes first) warranty. Plus, they&apos;re guaranteed to fit your vehicle. Get the peace of mind you need by purchasing a genuine replacement Stopper Rubber from Nissan Parts today!</p><p>This Stopper Rubber, part 46512H0101, is designed to fit Nissan 520 1970-1972. See the What This Fits tab for more information.</p>.

<ul><li>Helps ensure that your brake lights turn off when the brakes are disengaged</li><li>Attached to the brake pedal arm beneath your vehicle&apos;s dashboard</li><li>Can break or deteriorate over time</li></ul><p>Your Nissan Stopper Rubber is a small piece of rubber or plastic, and it is typically attached to the brake pedal arm beneath the dashboard on your Nissan.</p><p>The primary responsibility of a Stopper Rubber is to push your brake light switch in when you let off the pedal. This process allows your brake lights to turn off.</p><p>Seeing as how the Stopper Rubber is commonly made of plastic or rubber, it may start to break down over time due to general wear and tear. If there isn&apos;t a working Stopper Rubber on the pedal assembly, your vehicle&apos;s brake light switch might not engage your brake lights correctly, which means that your lights won&apos;t operate properly.</p><p>Typically, there are two clear signs that the Stopper Rubber is worn out or broken. First, you may notice plastic or rubber pieces on your driver&apos;s side floorboard. Second, you may notice your brake lights are staying on even when your brake pedal is not engaged. If you notice one or both of these signs, have your vehicle inspected by an authorized Nissan service center. Your vehicle might require a replacement Stopper Rubber.</p><p>OEM Nissan parts are backed by a 12-month/12,000-mile (whichever comes first) warranty. Plus, they&apos;re guaranteed to fit your vehicle. Get the peace of mind you need by purchasing a genuine replacement Stopper Rubber from Nissan Parts today!</p><p>This Stopper Rubber, part 46512H0101, is designed to fit Nissan 520 1970-1972. See the What This Fits tab for more information.</p>.