Mopar Pedal Cover Install
pedals
#37
03-04-2013 | 08:42 PM
Ok got the E brake pedal installed. The pedal is the correct dimensions but curved on the wrong side. So I modded it, I gently removed the curve from it by using a wooden dowl and small hammer. I then modded the rubber slightly on the back of the pedal to allow it to slide over the durango's pedal surface. I then mixed up some 2 part epoxy and applied it to the rear of the pedal pad. After letting it tack up a bit I reinstalled the pedal pad and lined it up. I used a spring loaded clamp to apply pressure to the pad and metal arm evenly to allow the epoxy to cure completely without chance of movement.
After a few hrs I checked the pad and it is set up well. I reapplied the clamp for the remainder of the day today and will remove it tomorrow. Its should work well.
STEVE
After a few hrs I checked the pad and it is set up well. I reapplied the clamp for the remainder of the day today and will remove it tomorrow. Its should work well.
STEVE
Last edited by FSTDANGO3; 10-02-2014 at 10:44 PM.
#38
03-04-2013 | 09:43 PM
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Joined: Jul 2012
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From: NorCal
Ok got the E brake pedal installed. The pedal is the correct dimensions but curved on the wrong side. So I modded it, I gently removed the curve from it by using a wooden dowl and small hammer. I then modded the rubber slightly on the back of the pedal to allow it to slide over the durango's pedal surface. I then mixed up some 2 part epoxy and applied it to the rear of the pedal pad. After letting it tack up a bit I reinstalled the pedal pad and lined it up. I used a spring loaded clamp to apply pressure to the pad and metal arm evenly to allow the epoxy to cure completely without chance of movement.
After a few hrs I checked the pad and it is set up well. I reapplied the clamp for the remainder of the day today and will remove it tomorrow. Its should work well.
STEVE
After a few hrs I checked the pad and it is set up well. I reapplied the clamp for the remainder of the day today and will remove it tomorrow. Its should work well.
STEVE
#39
03-04-2013 | 10:01 PM
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Joined: Mar 2012
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From: Old Bridge,NJ
Ok got the E brake pedal installed. The pedal is the correct dimensions but curved on the wrong side. So I modded it, I gently removed the curve from it by using a wooden dowl and small hammer. I then modded the rubber slightly on the back of the pedal to allow it to slide over the durango's pedal surface. I then mixed up some 2 part epoxy and applied it to the rear of the pedal pad. After letting it tack up a bit I reinstalled the pedal pad and lined it up. I used a spring loaded clamp to apply pressure to the pad and metal arm evenly to allow the epoxy to cure completely without chance of movement.
After a few hrs I checked the pad and it is set up well. I reapplied the clamp for the remainder of the day today and will remove it tomorrow. Its should work well.
STEVE
After a few hrs I checked the pad and it is set up well. I reapplied the clamp for the remainder of the day today and will remove it tomorrow. Its should work well.
STEVE
#40
03-04-2013 | 11:27 PM
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Joined: Sep 2012
Posts: 171
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Ok got the E brake pedal installed. The pedal is the correct dimensions but curved on the wrong side. So I modded it, I gently removed the curve from it by using a wooden dowl and small hammer. I then modded the rubber slightly on the back of the pedal to allow it to slide over the durango's pedal surface. I then mixed up some 2 part epoxy and applied it to the rear of the pedal pad. After letting it tack up a bit I reinstalled the pedal pad and lined it up. I used a spring loaded clamp to apply pressure to the pad and metal arm evenly to allow the epoxy to cure completely without chance of movement.
After a few hrs I checked the pad and it is set up well. I reapplied the clamp for the remainder of the day today and will remove it tomorrow. Its should work well.
STEVE
After a few hrs I checked the pad and it is set up well. I reapplied the clamp for the remainder of the day today and will remove it tomorrow. Its should work well.
STEVE