Ok I got all of the pedals on except for the gas. Can someone explain how to install the gas pedal.. I read some where else to pull the whole pedal arm out I dont want to do that.....
It is alot easier to remove the old one without damaging your car if you just take off the whole assembly. There is a pin that you have to pull out that is not so easy to grip laying under your dash.
i just installed mine sunday, trust me the gas pedal is the easiest one. Two bolts, and use a screwdriver to pop off the throttle cable. use a hammer and a screwdriver to punch out the pin holding the old pedal on. Then just hammer the pin back in with the new pedal. use some wd-40 on the pin when re-installing it. It will make it easier, and be careful to no break the pedal when you hammer it back in.
I tried putting some pedals on earlier and got clutch and brake on,
then got so mad at the gas pedal I threw it about 60 yards.
I guess i should have read this post first.
Dont worry, I broke my friggin gas pedal when I installed em....talk about a kick in the nuts...17 dollar pedal...Then my dad gets home and puts the pin in with a drill press by just putting a bolt in it and pushing down...needless to say that kinda pissed me off too. Im still riding around with the stock accel. pedal. Maybe one day Ill go get that new one. Dont get too frustrated, take the whole assembly out, and NO it isnt as easy as people make it out to be by just saying "its only pedals". Good Luck
getting gas pedal pin out was a pain. To get the pin back in I took a drill and made he hole SLIGHLY larger. It pressed in without issue and has not given me any more grief. I sprayed the clutch and brake pedals with silicon spray and they slide on with a little grunting. They look cool, but don't make the car any faster..
Soak them in hot soapy water for about 5 minutes, then they will slip right on. I used the hottest tap water i could draw with just a little soap in itand it worked like a charm. It softens up the rubber so they will slip right on.