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Anyone remove the throttle pedal assembly inside the car? I have the one screw out that i can see and it won't budge....have limited time and don't want to break anything? Anyone have the proper removal motions?
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POST 2Original post
Does this help? http://www.rennline.com/PDF/A13_install_PG1,2,3_web.pdf Obviously, stop at or before step 6.
POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Nice! Yes tried the movement / slide up and no dice.....unless a lot force is required
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It's out........pull out at the top and slide up to clear boss underneath. it's plugged in You should see how flimsy the hinge on the throttle pedal is.....if you are a heel toer or ball roller it only a matter if time before it breaks. Radial moment on the hinge from blipping will weaken it. I see some white on my hinge bosses
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Next question where does the throttle return spring sit in a e-gas set up? The cable goes some where ....but does not seem to be spring loaded
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I have been practicing my heel-toe shifting, and just the other day when I was driving barefoot I noticed that I could get some side to side lateral movement at the top of the pedal. Like if I planted my heel on the foor, put my toes on the pedal and moved them left/right, the top of the pedal would move left right. I don't recall ever feeling that before. Do you think that could be caused by the wearing you describe? Has anyone else ever seen that?
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the housing and hinge are flimsy and will allow deflection as you describe. Note the thin strip of plastic that connects the bosses to pedal in the attached picture
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Dang... Hopefully it is rare.
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