So how the f**k do you fit new pedal pads

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karlp606

karlp606

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All my pedal pads are pretty worn, so I ordered a new set from britpart which have arrived today and just look like plastic squares basically???
The accelerator arm is just the piece of metal, is there supposed to be something that wraps round the metal accelerator arm to fit a plastic pedal pad onto??
 
Post of photo of the pages you ordered.

Are they the ones that have a recess that then slides on the pedal? If so put them in hot water for a bit to soften them.
 
This is the set.
I currently have nothing on my throttle just the metal arm leading into the bulk head. Looks like I’m missing something to attach the pedal to?
 

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karlp606 said:
This is the set.
I currently have nothing on my throttle just the metal arm leading into the bulk head. Looks like I’m missing something to attach the pedal to?
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the throttle pedal should have a flat plate on the end about the same size as that pedal rubber. Has it snapped off?
 
Got some new black shiny ones that came with the car to replace the dull grey ones and ones missing the outer rubber seal. Also both are stiff as a board dont think theyve ever been moved on the ball joint, I take it you take the wing mirror heads off first from a bolt underneath? Then take the arms off...?
 
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