ok all the posts.on this.and especially the guy who said his chick.finished the install, what a load.of bollox.

Gas pedal needs to.have edge clips shaved a lil bit with my dremel and.it was on in 2 min

Brake pedal, no luck after 45 mins and some nice nicks with screw driver. Oh and this was after soaking it in hot water for 10 mins. So got my knife, made small slit in each corner n was on in 5 mins.

ok off to drink now, whew

 

i said I felt like I wrestled an alligator by the time I was done..

 

Sorry if ya wanna check mine it is a bitch but its never coming off. I used a Heat gun when I couldnt get the rubber soft enough on the brake pedal, The gas pedal I applied a small amount of lube on the right side of factory pedal and squeezed with both hands and it snapped on.
Put up some pics
Steve

 

I slipped $20 to a tech at the dealer. Put them on in August 2011. What a great ride!

 

Doing mine tomorrow, I will use the heat gun method as it worked very well when I did my brake and clutch pedals on my caddy. Wish me luck

 

Like I've said on the other thread after my install... I used one of the painter's can openers and pulled the rubber back as I was getting the pedal covers to fit. No problem after that.

 

Lol yeah they are a biotch!

 

Done, easy peasy, heated the brake pedal back with a blow dryer until soft, slid right on and pulled the last corner over with a small screw driver. The gas pedal was a different story, took the whole assembly out of the truck, (3) 10mm nuts and the elect.plug, then I had to shave down the sides of the pedal and inside the pedal cover, used a razor knife to shave it down, heated the pedal again with blow dryer and it snapped right in, then re-installed.

 

Good to hear you got them on. Thats a lot of work to get that gas pedal installed
STEVE