AE Pedal Install
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Direct swap and took me about an hour in the cold and my car is an auto. Removed them the next day in about half an hour. Slide off the brake pedal cover and work like mad to get the new one on. The accel pedal includes the entire assembly so you unbolt 2 (?) nuts, slip out the cable and reverse the process. Still have the ones I took off the car for sale $50/shipped anywhere in the US.
Travis
Travis
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Originally posted by HerBlue2kSE
Direct swap and took me about an hour in the cold and my car is an auto. Removed them the next day in about half an hour. Slide off the brake pedal cover and work like mad to get the new one on. The accel pedal includes the entire assembly so you unbolt 2 (?) nuts, slip out the cable and reverse the process. Still have the ones I took off the car for sale $50/shipped anywhere in the US.
Travis
Direct swap and took me about an hour in the cold and my car is an auto. Removed them the next day in about half an hour. Slide off the brake pedal cover and work like mad to get the new one on. The accel pedal includes the entire assembly so you unbolt 2 (?) nuts, slip out the cable and reverse the process. Still have the ones I took off the car for sale $50/shipped anywhere in the US.
Travis
Sounds like the hardest thing is the breake pedal... I have an auto too...
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Originally posted by Edzo322
Sounds like the hardest thing is the breake pedal... I have an auto too...
Sounds like the hardest thing is the breake pedal... I have an auto too...
Start with the top, then use a small regular-head screwdriver to work the bottom lip around.
Took me an hour to do both brake and accelerator pedal... another half hour to do the 350Z dead pedal.
-R
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Originally posted by 255HP_03_SE
Brake pedal was easy... soak it in extremely hot water for a few minutes... then it will be softer and more pliable to get around the corners of the brake pedal.
Start with the top, then use a small regular-head screwdriver to work the bottom lip around.
Took me an hour to do both brake and accelerator pedal... another half hour to do the 350Z dead pedal.
-R
Brake pedal was easy... soak it in extremely hot water for a few minutes... then it will be softer and more pliable to get around the corners of the brake pedal.
Start with the top, then use a small regular-head screwdriver to work the bottom lip around.
Took me an hour to do both brake and accelerator pedal... another half hour to do the 350Z dead pedal.
-R
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Re: AE Pedal Install
Originally posted by Edzo322
Hey All ,
Has anyone out there replaced there factory pedals on there 2000 SE with the 2001 AE pedals ??? If so does anyone have any instructions or tips ??
Thanks in advance ,
ED
Hey All ,
Has anyone out there replaced there factory pedals on there 2000 SE with the 2001 AE pedals ??? If so does anyone have any instructions or tips ??
Thanks in advance ,
ED
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Originally posted by mattattax
hey 255HP_03_SE! Do you have any pics of your grey lustres?
hey 255HP_03_SE! Do you have any pics of your grey lustres?
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