Removing Gas Pedal...
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Removing Gas Pedal...
How are you supposed to remove the throttle cable from the top of the gas pedal? I have both of the 10mm nuts off where it bolts to the firewall, but can't figure out for the life of me how to remove the cable.
Thanks guys.
Matt
Thanks guys.
Matt
See that little white circle behind the brass piece and the black foam piece? That's a keeper. The top of the pedal is a "fork", and that white piece snaps in it and holds the pedal in place. Slip a flatblade in between it and the pedal and push up. It should snap out.
I'll get a picture in sec. EDIT: Couldn't stick a camera up there to get a picture
sorry. Hope you can figure it out, it's pretty straightforward.
I'll get a picture in sec. EDIT: Couldn't stick a camera up there to get a picture
sorry. Hope you can figure it out, it's pretty straightforward.
Last edited by EnervinE; Jun 11, 2008 at 08:26 PM.
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Its cool...I think I know exactly what you mean.
I just basically take a flat head and pop the whole throttle cable assembly off without loosening the lock nut?
I just basically take a flat head and pop the whole throttle cable assembly off without loosening the lock nut?
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Haha, the past 2 hours I had been trying to figure out how to get it off...searched the FSM and they were telling me to loosen the lock nut, blah, blah.
Thanks again for your help. I'll be posting pics up in a little bit of what I did tonight.
Thanks again for your help. I'll be posting pics up in a little bit of what I did tonight.
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Here is the progress...
Before:

After:

Ill post up more pictures and a write-up tomorrow when I can get pictures without a flash. Thanks again for your help.
After trying to swap out one exterior door handle...I was already fed up and exhausted...props to you for doing so, I just made sure I bought an SE first 
Here is the progress...
Before:

After:

Ill post up more pictures and a write-up tomorrow when I can get pictures without a flash. Thanks again for your help.

Here is the progress...
Before:

After:

Ill post up more pictures and a write-up tomorrow when I can get pictures without a flash. Thanks again for your help.
Gorgeous
that looks really really good. Just curious though, why did that require you to remove the throttle cable? 
And the exterior handles aren't terrible once you figure them out. I only got one side done in about 4 hours of work but the passenger side should take about an hour tomorrow. I'll do a writeup because there's no real info on this site.
I see we both had our own projects tonight. High five!
that looks really really good. Just curious though, why did that require you to remove the throttle cable? 
And the exterior handles aren't terrible once you figure them out. I only got one side done in about 4 hours of work but the passenger side should take about an hour tomorrow. I'll do a writeup because there's no real info on this site.
I see we both had our own projects tonight. High five!
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Gorgeous
that looks really really good. Just curious though, why did that require you to remove the throttle cable? 
And the exterior handles aren't terrible once you figure them out. I only got one side done in about 4 hours of work but the passenger side should take about an hour tomorrow. I'll do a writeup because there's no real info on this site.
I see we both had our own projects tonight. High five!
that looks really really good. Just curious though, why did that require you to remove the throttle cable? 
And the exterior handles aren't terrible once you figure them out. I only got one side done in about 4 hours of work but the passenger side should take about an hour tomorrow. I'll do a writeup because there's no real info on this site.
I see we both had our own projects tonight. High five!

And yeah we both did have our little projects tonight. I am really impressed with the final product and am amazed at how good the 350z dead pedal looks (considering how much of it you saw/grind off).
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Haha, well thanks a lot. The FSM was of no help here...as it was trying to tell me to loosen the lock nut and go from there. I am still always afraid to break something on my car, but I become more and more confident to use force when removing things on my car. Who knew it would be a plastic clip type thing holding it up?
After trying to swap out one exterior door handle...I was already fed up and exhausted...props to you for doing so, I just made sure I bought an SE first 
Here is the progress...
Before:

After:

Ill post up more pictures and a write-up tomorrow when I can get pictures without a flash. Thanks again for your help.

Here is the progress...
Before:

After:

Ill post up more pictures and a write-up tomorrow when I can get pictures without a flash. Thanks again for your help.
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From: Wrentham,MA/Smithfield,RI
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