[TimMullen]

I took a look (actually a picture with the camera) at the switch, and it doesn't appear to be adjustable. I suspect that the adjustment will be to remove the switch from the bracket, and trim a bit of the plastic plunger from the switch. I haven't done this yet, but I need "strike the Lotus position" - upside down, head first under the dashboard...

 

[Charles Rozier]

My dealer was able to adjust it on the spot. Not quite sure what they did, but they didn't trim the part.

 

[MikeAR303]

I've got this problem too...

The first day I had the car, I found myself wondering "why the f**k aren't these people slowing down?!?" - but later that night when I could see the light reflecting in my rear view, I realized why.

I had planned to deal with it at my 1k service, but forgot about it then so I'll have to get it taken care of along with the other issues next time I have a chance to bring the car in.

Or if anyone finds an easy way to adjust it, that would be nice

 

[Stan]

Per the manual the switch itself can be easily removed...it's one of those 1/4 turn deals.

I'll have to take a look but it might be one of those bend it until the switch operates properly mounting brackets. You can see the switch in the PIC below.

 

[xclusivecar]

My dealer fixed mine on the spot also...I was almost rear-ended because of the lag in lighting time vs actual braking.

 

[xxxotic]

Mine does it too. Likewise I didnt notice it until I was driving at night and could see the reflection.

 

[Racer X]

Thanks to Stan, I was out under the dash again this morning before work. It is indeed a quarter turn to remove the switch. The bracket is rivited in place. So I bent it a little bit by hand. It would have been easier with pliers or vice grips. I put it back and it was good. It only needed to be moved a little. It may be able to be done with the switch in place.

Getting under the dash and especially out from under the dash was not easy! At least for me.

Greg