I think I'm going to cry, AE pedal driving me nuts!
#1
I think I'm going to cry, AE pedal driving me nuts!
I have searched, and searched, and searched.
I have pryed and pryed and pryed.
I have twisted, bent, forced, pulled, pushed, bent.
And for the life of me, I can't get this FU**ING PEDAL OFF!
Someone save me from this madness.
Someone save me from the pain.
My hands are wrought with blisters
My eyes are teared and stained
Two hours for the brake and clutch
And two more spend in vain
If only for a picture a diagram or two
Then perhaps this damn accelerator
Will unhinge before I do!
I have pryed and pryed and pryed.
I have twisted, bent, forced, pulled, pushed, bent.
And for the life of me, I can't get this FU**ING PEDAL OFF!
Someone save me from this madness.
Someone save me from the pain.
My hands are wrought with blisters
My eyes are teared and stained
Two hours for the brake and clutch
And two more spend in vain
If only for a picture a diagram or two
Then perhaps this damn accelerator
Will unhinge before I do!
#4
Alright guys, here's the answer you are looking for. I just installed mine the other day and had the same problem. You can unhook the throttle wire (under the hood) and you will have enough slack to pull the wire out so you can see what you are doing to hook up the new pedal.
In order to unhook the wire rotate the throttle (like it does when you press the gas).
You will see the thing attached to the end of the wire that holds it to the throttle assembly. It's kinda hard to get to. Don't worry when you unhook it, the wire will go back into the sleeve but the thing on the end of it will keep it from being sucked all the way into the sleeve.
When done, put it back on.
As for the brake pedal, use a small screwdriver to slower pry the edges of the new pedal over the base of the pedal.
Hope this helps.
In order to unhook the wire rotate the throttle (like it does when you press the gas).
You will see the thing attached to the end of the wire that holds it to the throttle assembly. It's kinda hard to get to. Don't worry when you unhook it, the wire will go back into the sleeve but the thing on the end of it will keep it from being sucked all the way into the sleeve.
When done, put it back on.
As for the brake pedal, use a small screwdriver to slower pry the edges of the new pedal over the base of the pedal.
Hope this helps.
#5
While the two nuts are still attached, you should be able to simply squeeze or press the little plastic throttle wire piece from the back of the accelerator with your index and middle fingertips. Should pop right out, then remove the screws and install the new one in the reverse order of steps. Nuts first, then throttle wire.
If you're trying to remove the AE brake/clutch pedal covers, good luck. They're not flexible like the stock rubber one was on my 2000. It came right off. Gettin the AE covers on was a bit more difficult, so I trimmed some of the excess rubber off of the back of the piece before installation. Used a razor to cut some of the rubber from the sides and rounded the edges a bit, so I only had to get the top and bottom rubber lips over the pedal. Hope this helps. Peace.
If you're not planning on re-using the AE pedals that you're trying to take off, just take a razor to the rubber on the sides or back. It'll be shredded, but who cares, right?
If you're trying to remove the AE brake/clutch pedal covers, good luck. They're not flexible like the stock rubber one was on my 2000. It came right off. Gettin the AE covers on was a bit more difficult, so I trimmed some of the excess rubber off of the back of the piece before installation. Used a razor to cut some of the rubber from the sides and rounded the edges a bit, so I only had to get the top and bottom rubber lips over the pedal. Hope this helps. Peace.
If you're not planning on re-using the AE pedals that you're trying to take off, just take a razor to the rubber on the sides or back. It'll be shredded, but who cares, right?
#6
Originally posted by Pillager
While the two nuts are still attached, you should be able to simply squeeze or press the little plastic throttle wire piece from the back of the accelerator with your index and middle fingertips. Should pop right out, then remove the screws and install the new one in the reverse order of steps. Nuts first, then throttle wire.
If you're trying to remove the AE brake/clutch pedal covers, good luck. They're not flexible like the stock rubber one was on my 2000. It came right off. Gettin the AE covers on was a bit more difficult, so I trimmed some of the excess rubber off of the back of the piece before installation. Used a razor to cut some of the rubber from the sides and rounded the edges a bit, so I only had to get the top and bottom rubber lips over the pedal. Hope this helps. Peace.
If you're not planning on re-using the AE pedals that you're trying to take off, just take a razor to the rubber on the sides or back. It'll be shredded, but who cares, right?
While the two nuts are still attached, you should be able to simply squeeze or press the little plastic throttle wire piece from the back of the accelerator with your index and middle fingertips. Should pop right out, then remove the screws and install the new one in the reverse order of steps. Nuts first, then throttle wire.
If you're trying to remove the AE brake/clutch pedal covers, good luck. They're not flexible like the stock rubber one was on my 2000. It came right off. Gettin the AE covers on was a bit more difficult, so I trimmed some of the excess rubber off of the back of the piece before installation. Used a razor to cut some of the rubber from the sides and rounded the edges a bit, so I only had to get the top and bottom rubber lips over the pedal. Hope this helps. Peace.
If you're not planning on re-using the AE pedals that you're trying to take off, just take a razor to the rubber on the sides or back. It'll be shredded, but who cares, right?
Basically what I need to know is, how exactly does the pedal cover (accelerator) come off. And if anyone has done this swap on a 2k2, plz chime in.
Thanks guys, sorry for the rant and posts but I cannot for the life of me figure this one off.
BTW: I got the brake and clutch pedals on by cutting slits in the bottom corners of each pedal, then I proceeded to pry pry pry and cry cry cry....
#7
The pedal was only removed on mine, not the whole mechanism. There is a small clip on the back where it attaches to the bar. Unclip it with a small screwdriver. Wrap the bar where the new pedal meets with some electric tape. Look at how the AE pedal is attached to the whole mechanism for visual guidence. Anyhoo- it worked for me.
#8
Originally posted by Chinkzilla
Thanks for the response, but there's just one problem... I DONT HAVE A THROTTLE WIRE! hehe. Um.. really though do I have to remove the entire pedal assembly? cause I don't think the AE one would fit anyway considering I have electronic throttle and all. Besides, all I have is the AE accelerator pedal cover, not the entire arm.
Thanks for the response, but there's just one problem... I DONT HAVE A THROTTLE WIRE! hehe. Um.. really though do I have to remove the entire pedal assembly? cause I don't think the AE one would fit anyway considering I have electronic throttle and all. Besides, all I have is the AE accelerator pedal cover, not the entire arm.
#9
Thanks for all the responses guys.. wish I could find my digital camera so I could be more specific. I'm going to look for a 'clip' on the top back of the stock accelerator pedal, wish me luck. Tried prying at it yesterday just scratched up a bunch of plastic.. Hope I finally get it..
ROUND 2 FIGHT!!
ROUND 2 FIGHT!!
#10
Originally posted by Chinkzilla
Thanks for all the responses guys.. wish I could find my digital camera so I could be more specific. I'm going to look for a 'clip' on the top back of the stock accelerator pedal, wish me luck. Tried prying at it yesterday just scratched up a bunch of plastic.. Hope I finally get it..
ROUND 2 FIGHT!!
Thanks for all the responses guys.. wish I could find my digital camera so I could be more specific. I'm going to look for a 'clip' on the top back of the stock accelerator pedal, wish me luck. Tried prying at it yesterday just scratched up a bunch of plastic.. Hope I finally get it..
ROUND 2 FIGHT!!
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