How do I take the gas pedal pad off?
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Car: 1991 RS Camaro (Jet Black)
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How do I take the gas pedal pad off?
I just bought me a new pedal set and got the brake and clutch on fine but how does the plastic gas pedal cover come off?
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i've taken them off other GM cars and it just folded over the pedal with a lip around it. I'd check that out first. i doubt it's screwed into the pedal.
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Gas pedals are plastic all the way thru. There is not a cover.
With my pedal covers they screwed right into the plastic pedal.
With my pedal covers they screwed right into the plastic pedal.
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Most just bolt or screw right over the old ones. [mine just bolt around them]
Its just a rubber pad man. Just pull n pry it off. It may take some effort but id make sure n see if the pedal don't fit on, with the old pads in place. Some times them kits account for that and removing the rubber pad makes them not fit tight.
Its just a rubber pad man. Just pull n pry it off. It may take some effort but id make sure n see if the pedal don't fit on, with the old pads in place. Some times them kits account for that and removing the rubber pad makes them not fit tight.
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Nice how the gas pedal pad stick out around the edges but the hold down wont tighten enough without the pad there. Could trim it but naaaa who look at them that often.
99% of the reason I have them is for grip, not looks. Nothing worse them your feet slipping of the pedals from, oil,mud .......
99% of the reason I have them is for grip, not looks. Nothing worse them your feet slipping of the pedals from, oil,mud .......
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Originally posted by novass
Gas pedals are plastic all the way thru. There is not a cover.
With my pedal covers they screwed right into the plastic pedal.
Gas pedals are plastic all the way thru. There is not a cover.
With my pedal covers they screwed right into the plastic pedal.
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