jedi · Dec 28, 2011

If we had a picture of your foot we can take it from there, and find the best solution for you

All feet are not the same don`t you know?

teddywood1 · Dec 28, 2011

some time ago you could buy plates for extending the clutch pedel upwards it is just like useing stilts some disabled place may be able to supply them i will hunt around for you
hope this helps

martyc · Dec 28, 2011

I've never rested my foot on the floor when using the clutch and I just push the clutch down with the ball of my foot. Works fine for me, not coz I'm short but it's always been my preferred method since I started driving

Singvogel · Dec 28, 2011

martyc said:
I've never rested my foot on the floor when using the clutch and I just push the clutch down with the ball of my foot. Works fine for me, not coz I'm short but it's always been my preferred method since I started driving

I agree with martyc - I tried keeping my heel on the floor today and I can't do it that way - in any of my vehicles and not in my mate's 110 either.

I think that this could well be a wind-up job.

Chaser · Dec 28, 2011

SpanishHorsePower said:
I thought this was a friendly landrover forum

Whatever gave yer that daft idea?

longdog · Dec 28, 2011

Your seat adjusts in a similar way to your ironing board.

newcyboots · Dec 29, 2011

cox325 said:
Im all in for helping people with issues, but seriously, small feet isnt a Freelander issue. Its personal, something that by now you'd expect any normal human being to have adjusted to. I truely think that some of the posts on here asking for "help" are a wind up, next will be, Ive got short arms and cant reach the fuel cap, any suggestions.

Get a french/italian car, pedals closer together, designed for small feet.

FFS MUN!!! Cox is spot on. Small feet is not a freelander issue, its a personal issue!!! What a silly question.. i love trying to help people, i'd even go as far as to say my patience is almost as good as singvogels

, but a thread on small feet on your clutch pedal is just stupid & winds me up.

Practice your driving method, or buy a french car where the pedals are suicidally close together..

Otherwise, as my teenage daughter would say "quit moaning and deal with it"

This is not a personal attack, but i really think if you are having these kind of problems with the pedals in your truck, you should really consider driving something else.. The thought of a woman driving around in a 2 ton freelander, who cant quite work the pedals properly as at best irrisponsable, and at worst, fatal.

jedi · Dec 29, 2011

longdog said:
Your seat adjusts in a similar way to your ironing board.

:hysterically_laughi

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