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10-02-2023, 06:30 PM
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Installing pedal pads
Hello. '66 Lemans. The parking brake pedal pad is missing. I bought a new one and tried to install it, but it didn't go well. I ended up tearing one corner, but I think it's still useable. Any tips on installation? Heat it up in hot soapy water? Use a heat gun? What works? I tried to google this and came up with unrelated answers. Thank you all.
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10-26-2023, 07:10 AM
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When I replaced mine, I just put the pad on one corner of the metal plate and worked it around the plate. I don't recall using any tools, i.e. screwdriver, putty knife. It worked for me. Hope that helps.
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10-26-2023, 10:10 AM
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This usually works pretty good. Heat it up in hot soapy water.The water will dry up and the soap acts like silicone somewhat.
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