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The ACDelco GM Original Equipment Brake Pressure Differential Switch warns of pressure loss or difference within the brake system, and is a GM-recommended replacement for your vehicle’s original component. This brake pressure differential switch has been manufactured to fit your GM vehicle, providing the same performance, durability, and service life you expect from General Motors.
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- About this item Recommended replacement part for your GM vehicle’s original factory component Offering the quality, reliability, and durability Manufactured with specification for fit, form, and function Package Dimensions: 1.
- This brake pressure differential switch has been manufactured to fit your GM vehicle, providing the same performance, durability, and service life you expect from General Motors.
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4.1 / 5
108 source ratings
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Stugatz –
replacement worked great
Keith Ray –
My brake warning light started to flash as well as a “service brake system” message and a constant Ding. The brake control module showed no errors. The scanner showed the brake fluid is low, but there is no fluid level sensor. We determined it was the brake differential switch that was the issue. In my research, all parts sources including GM say this part is not compatible with the 2003 tahoe. It is for previous models. The only want to sell you the entire differential valve assembly for $100. This is indeed the correct switch for this model. It is exactly the same as the previous models, it’s just the parts suppliers want to sell you a more expensive part. It took longer to find the right wrench than it did to fix it. It was less than 5 minutes total with no mess.
TK –
I installed this on 2004 Silverado to fix the brake system warning indicator. This is the same switch than comes on the $100 (21998450) combination/proportioning valve that GM wants you to replace when only the switch goes bad. Swaps out in 10min. No need to bleed the system. Should work fine on the 2000 -2006 Silverados, Tahoes, Suburbans and others with the same combination valve.
flcoconut –
This simple to replace part solved the “Service Brake System” nagging message on my 2003 Chevy Tahoe. According to the part match identifier this was the wrong part for my vehicle, but it was identical to the original Factory GM part. Unplug the wire connector and unscrew the old part. Install the oring included with the new part all the way to the top of the threaded part of the new part. screw it into the portioning valve and replug the wire connector. Problem solved.
Luis R. –
Tarde mucho en encontrar esta pieza y por fin la encontré aquí en Amazon, quedo perfecto y soluciono mi problema.
Dustin Thames –
After troubleshooting down to a bad pressure switch, removed the shorted one and put this new one in place, bled the brakes and no more brake light on my dash!
soaringhawk –
This is the factory part to fix the proportioning valve switch/sensor that gets stuck and throws a light on the dash. Worked great and a snap to install!
rico goodwin –
It says it won’t fit but it does fit and works on my 2003 Silverado 1500
Sydney S. –
After waiting over 3 months I ended up having to go to my bank because Amazon claimed it was shipped so anyway I got my money back through my bank