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    Gas pedal removal ?

    Is there any way to remove just the lower portion of the gas pedal or do I need to remove it arm and all? I felt behind it and it seems like there's a bracket that tightens with a screw but I can't figure out what kind of screw it is. Or am I totally off?? I have a set of pedal covers I wanna put on but I need to get the gas pedal off to put the new one on. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you.

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    Not sure....


    Check your chiltons manual.

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      #3
      gas pedal is not removable from the arm that connects it to the assembly. it is a rubber lining attached to the metal pedal. u bolt the pedal cover on overtop of it.


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        Originally posted by cp[mike]
        gas pedal is not removable from the arm that connects it to the assembly. it is a rubber lining attached to the metal pedal. u bolt the pedal cover on overtop of it.

        Hmm I dont really see what you're talking about?


        I might just be alittle too fucked up to understand common sense been getting wasted (friday night) haha

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          #5
          your pedal covers go over your original pedal. It basically latches attaches on to your original pedal.

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            #6
            mike's a great guy to take advice from. he helped me out alot with my tranny swap a year ago. what he says goes. and from my experience, when i changed out my pedals, i had to do the whole arm. its a one piece part.
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