Need help installing Pedals??

mustangmike23

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Hey bros I just got my set of Ford Racing Bullitt Pedals today and have no clue on how to put them on. I tried everything and I especially do not know how to replace the accelerator. Anyone help me out? Thanks

 

mustangmike23

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the rubber is way too tight to get around the metal. I just cant get it around all the way. Plus i have absolutely no clue on how to change the accelerator.

 

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Run hot water over the pedals for about 30 sec, this will help with the install of the pedals, I also used a little screw driver from the back of the pedal, for the gas pedal I think there is one bolt at the top of the pedal remove it and it makes it easier to remove the little rod that holds the pedal on. Good luck it takes a little work.

 

SonicBlue2v03GT

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mustangmike23 said:

the rubber is way too tight to get around the metal. I just cant get it around all the way. Plus i have absolutely no clue on how to change the accelerator.

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I have read people talk about using soap and water...soap and hot water...heating the things up with a hair dryer...sticking a corner on then using a small flathead screwdriver to help ease them on....mashing the damn thing with your foot in a clockwise motion..Their is a pin on the acceletor pedal that you have to poke outta there, some people go to Home Depot and get a replacement bolt and washer, because its apparently about impossible to get that sucker back in there.

I am in the process of looking into getting these. These are things I have read from doing a search. There is alot of helpful info. And plenty of people say its one of the toughest mods they have done, but they all like the look. Good luck man

 

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flipnsac

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mustangmike23 said:

Hey bros I just got my set of Ford Racing Bullitt Pedals today and have no clue on how to put them on. I tried everything and I especially do not know how to replace the accelerator. Anyone help me out? Thanks

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Look in here:

http://www.classicdesignconcepts.com/tech_center/bullitt_pedal_install.html

You may need to use a mirror to see under the dashboard to get to the gas pedal cable and you have to become a contortionist to work on it.

 

twogts4us

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Yep, use a small mirror, a light, some wd-40 and a couple flat blade screw drivers. For the gas pedal, it's tricky. The pin needs to be removed. We did it on both GTs, but it wasn't easy...

 

mustangmike23

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how can i remove the pin? I tried pushing it, i tried using a hammer, i am clueless!

 

stallion98gt

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good article there:
http://www.corral.net/Tech/Interior/BullittPedals/BullittPedals

I used their write up when installing mine

 

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stallion98gt said:

good article there:
http://www.corral.net/Tech/Interior/BullittPedals/BullittPedals

I used their write up when installing mine

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I used this one too....

 

mustangmike23

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sweet thanks guys

 

twogts4us

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Damn, wish I had these instructions before we did both our GTs. We went into it blind...I 'let' my wife install 'em on her GT. She had 'em on quicker than I did. Still it was a bear for both of us. And we didn't take the gas pedal off but somehow got the pin in and out. It was not easy, but the results are soooo cool.