YOUR RESEARCHGas Pedal question?
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Hey guys - is the superceded pedal for a 99' C4 a smoother pedal and if not, what was changed? I have a stiff, but not jerky, pedal and want to lighten it up. Can I clean and then 'mod' my existing pedal or will the superceded new pedal lighten up the feel??? Wonder if the stiff egas pedals are that way because of the cable that runs from it to underneath the dash and not related to the pedal itself??? Sorry for newbiness of the question
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