Connect a universal tester to the brake light switch and check the brake light switch circuit with the pusher pressed and released. If the pusher is pressed so that its length is 4 mm from the end of the housing, then with a working switch the circuit should be open, and with the pusher not pressed, it should be closed.
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Checking the brake light switch (Mitsubishi Pajero 4)
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