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Bullitt pedal installation tips

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stprorolla49

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As silly as this sounds, ive read that a lotta people have trouble gettin these things on...any suggestions on how these can be installed easier? Thanks.
 

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I know theres a walkthrough on some other Mustasng site.


I just cant remember which one.
 

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The dead pedal and gas pedal are easiest.
The clutch and brake are a PITA. Heat them up first (soak them in hot, soapy water) and just take your time, sliding them on with a trim tool or a standard screwdriver. Just be patient.
 

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timeless2 said:
The dead pedal and gas pedal are easiest.
The clutch and brake are a PITA. Heat them up first (soak them in hot, soapy water) and just take your time, sliding them on with a trim tool or a standard screwdriver. Just be patient.
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ive even heard stick em in boiling water for a min or so to heat up the rubber then get them sorta installed as best you can by hand (use gloves so you dont burn yourself!!) then just kinda mash the pedal down with your foot and kinda twist/work it on
 
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go to lowes and get the Side swiper 2, its a siding tool, small, red, i fought them for awhile, we had that thing laying around the house, had em installed in 5 mins for both the brake and clutch.
 

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I used a light coat of bearing grease on the rubber and a vinyl siding removal tool + a screwdriver to stretch them over the pedals.

Pain in the butt to install but they look oh so good.

Wes
 

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tjh566 said:
go to lowes and get the Side swiper 2, its a siding tool, small, red, i fought them for awhile, we had that thing laying around the house, had em installed in 5 mins for both the brake and clutch.
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fought with them for a couple hours. used that same tool and had it done in 2 mins.
 

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You guys are talking about this right?
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That's the one.
 

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thanks for the tips guys, i think i can make one of those things outta some metal i have, and ill heat em up a bit in some hot water too...

god they are so sexy...

 

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one of the best interior upgrades i've done (aside from the 01-04 center console and black conversion)!

what i did was heat the brake and clutch pedals w/ a hair dryer until they were easily persuaded--it was a breeze after that.
 

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Punisher302 said:
one of the best interior upgrades i've done (aside from the 01-04 center console and black conversion)!

what i did was heat the brake and clutch pedals w/ a hair dryer until they were easily persuaded--it was a breeze after that.
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yea thats what i thought i'd do from the start...thanks man
 

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no prob, michael. did you get them in already?
 
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