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Pry out on the backing of the rubber pad on your brake pedal, work it around until the pad comes free.
We have our old part from the vehicle, and here we have our new part from 1AAuto.com. You can see they're exactly the same. These tend to get worn out over time from your foot wearing on and off the edge. You get a little less traction. It makes your foot more likely to slip when you're braking. All it is is this rubber retainer hooks around the backside of the pedal and it pops right into place.
Hook the bottom of the rubber onto the pedal, get it up nice and tight and fold back the top edge and corner on one side. Set it over and do the same on the other. Be sure to feel around the edges and make sure that all of it's hooked over the metal pedal.
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As you can see, our brake pedal is worn, yes, so we're going to take it off. Just take your hands, grab underneath the rubber part of the pedal, and we'll just slide it off, just like that. Slide it off over here, just like that.
Here's our old brake pedal cover. Here's our new brake pedal cover from 1aauto.com. If you look at it, they both have the same ridges in them. Flip them over, the backs are the same. Get yours at 1aauto.com, and you'll be ready to rock and roll.
We're going to install the new one. I'm going to slide the lower part of the pedal into here. Slip that on and slip it over the backside there. Then, we'll come on this side, slip it over, just like a sheet on a bed. You're just going to slide it over the back. Start the corners first. Slip that on like that, right under here. Slip it on over here. Just like that.
You could use some trim tools or a screwdriver to help you. Slide it over. Make sure that's lined up right. It looks good. Now the new pedal, it goes on with this curved part on the bottom, so slip the top part in there, and the curved part on the bottom. There you go.
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