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How to Install
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To install, you will need just a few tools. 2.5 mm allen wrench 5 mm allen wrench 10 mm open end wrench or pliers Phillips head screwdriver Needle Nose pliers (maybe) |
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Pedal pads removed. |
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Remove the 14 chrome screws from the bottom of the unit. Don't forget the ones under the "carpet grabber". |
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Carefully lift the top from the unit. Note the wires will still be attached and routed to each pedal so try not to pull on them too much. |
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Remove the connections to the potentiometer. They can be difficult to slide off so a pair of needle nose pliers can make it easier. Be sure to pull on the connector, not the wire. |
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Remove the ground wire attached to the side of the pedal. This will not be reattached so put a piece of tape around it to cover the terminal to insure it can't short something out. |
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Remove the four black screws that secure the brake pedal to the base. |
