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  1. 4 pin or 2 pin brake switch, how can you tell? 
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    Default 4 pin or 2 pin brake switch, how can you tell? – 16-10-2008,11:39 PM
    Hi Guys
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    Searched all over, called the dealer and cant get anyone to tell me how to know which brake switch I have in my 2000 2.5 tdi. Any ideas welcome.
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    Default Re: 4 pin or 2 pin brake switch, how can you tell? – 17-10-2008,07:31 AM
    Take the pannel off and see it yourself. i did change one on a 98 a4 and it was a 4 pin one, however Euro Car Parts sent me a 2 pin one first so i think that early models had a 2 pin one and laer ones had 4 pin switches fitted...
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