Stop lamp switch, location/task/function - GF42.10-P-4000A
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| Stop lamp switch, location | GF42.10-P-4000-01A | ||
| Stop lamp switch, task | The stop lamp switch (S9/1) passes a signal to the stop lamps indicating that the driver has pressed the brake pedal and also passes a signal to inform different electronic systems (e.g. BAS, ETS, ASR, ESP, CC, IFI, DFI, CDI, ME-SFI) of the brake actuation. | ||
| Stop lamp switch, function | The stop lamp switch (S9/1) functions in two ways: It functions as a NO contact (2) for the stop lamp and as a NC contact (1) for control modules. |