A-Premium Brake Pedal Position Sensor Stop Light Switch — 6-Pin Bolt-On Replacement, OE Fit for GM Vehicles

The A-Premium 6 Pins Brake Pedal Position Sensor Stop Light Switch is a direct-fit replacement switch that restores brake-light signaling and pedal position detection on compatible GM and allied vehicles.

This compact brake pedal position sensor (stop light switch) from A-Premium replaces worn or faulty original switches in many Chevrolet, GMC, Buick and Cadillac models. It uses a six-pin connector and a bolt-on mounting design to match OE-style connections, and requires software calibration after installation to ensure the vehicle’s control modules correctly register pedal position. The part ships without wiring harness or mounting hardware and is made from durable automotive-grade plastic in black and white finishes.

How does this brake pedal position sensor affect vehicle safety and electronics?

The switch tells the vehicle when the brake pedal is pressed so the brake lights illuminate and electronic systems can respond. A failing switch can cause delayed or non-functional brake lights and can affect cruise control or transmission interlock systems that rely on pedal position input. Replacing it restores reliable signaling between the pedal and the vehicle’s electronic control units.

• Restores brake light activation when pedal is depressed
• Ensures accurate pedal position input for cruise and safety systems
• Designed to fit vehicles that use a 6-pin connector only
• Requires software calibration after mechanical installation

Which vehicles is the A-Premium 6-pin switch compatible with?

This A-Premium switch fits many GM-family models across Chevrolet, GMC, Buick and Cadillac lines, but only on vehicles that use an automatic transmission and a 6-pin connector. Before ordering, confirm compatibility using your vehicle’s year, make and model or reference numbers. Some model ranges and years are explicitly listed to guide selection.

• Chevrolet: Camaro, Caprice, Captiva Sport, Impala, Malibu, Silverado, Suburban, Tahoe and SS (select years)
• GMC: Sierra, Yukon, Hummer EV Pickup (select years)
• Buick & Cadillac: LaCrosse, Regal, CT6, Escalade, SRX, XTS (select years)
• Reference numbers: SLS568, 5S13789, 13583369, 13597422 — verify before purchase

What should I know about installation and calibration?

Mechanically the switch is bolt-on and connects via a six-pin male terminal; the package does not include a wiring harness or mounting hardware. After mounting and connecting the switch, a software calibration or relearn procedure is necessary so the vehicle’s control modules correctly interpret the new sensor’s signal. If you’re not comfortable with calibration, a technician or dealer service can complete the final programming step.

• Attachment method: bolt-on — uses original mounting points
• Connector: 6-pin male terminal, 1 female connector side expected on vehicle harness
• Wiring harness and mounting hardware are not included
• Software calibration required after installation for correct operation

How durable is this replacement switch and what warranty is offered?

The housing is molded from automotive-grade plastic in black and white, designed for the under-dash environment and daily pedal cycling. A-Premium backs the part with a one-year unlimited-mileage guarantee, giving buyers coverage against manufacturing defects for normal use. That warranty paired with careful installation helps protect your investment.

• Material: durable plastic engineered for automotive use
• Color options: black and white housing components
• One-year unlimited-mileage warranty from A-Premium
• Sold as the switch only — inspect fitment and connectors before installation

Who is this for: This A-Premium 6 Pins Brake Pedal Position Sensor is aimed at DIY mechanics, independent repair shops, and vehicle owners who need a like-for-like replacement for GM-family cars and trucks that use a 6-pin automatic-transmission brake switch. Choose this part when your vehicle’s brake lights, cruise control, or shift-interlock behavior point to a faulty pedal switch and you can access a scanner or professional service to perform the required calibration.