ATXMax

Had a no crank no start issue with my sons 95 max. Long story short I found the plastic pad that activates the clutch safety switch(pops in a hole in the clutch pedal) broken up in the floor board. I rigged up a temporary solution but would like to find a replacement part. When I try to search it shows a very similar part but I think they are stops for the clutch or brake pedal.
Any idea what the part called.

Thanks in advance

DennisMik

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It is called "Stopper-Rubber", part # 46584-S0100. Suggested list price is $2.44.

http://www.nissanpartsdeal.com/parts...agram=465_B001

see code 46512M or 46512MA, used on both the clutch and brake pedal.

A dime JB Welded (epoxied) to the bracket works, too. Whether you use the rubber bumber or epoxy method, you may have to adjust the switch position so that the pedal doesn't rest against the switch.

Junebug1701

I bought a couple of those rubber stoppers from the dealership for my daughter's Altima. I never could figure out how to install them. First you have to be a contortionist to get in there, second you need someone to hold the brake pedal down, and third it's very difficult to wedge that rubber stopper in the hole. Maybe I should have lubricated it with spit or soapy water. Anyway, I ended up using one of the plastic fasteners holding the trunk liner in place. Fit perfectly and has never fallen out.