Dead Pedal Install - Printable Version

Dead Pedal Install - Printable Version

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Dead Pedal Install - 2001 ZTS - 02-26-2005

I put a real nice dead pedal on the Subaru and now want to take the plain black plastic pedal I removed and stick it on the Focus for no reason other than, what else am I going to do with it.

So if I drill some self tapping metal screws into the floor/firewall where a dead pedal should go am I going to "hit" anything like a wiring loom or screw anything up in general?

Dead Pedal Install - Flofocus - 02-26-2005

I cant see anything being in that area, everything goes directly to the fuse box from the firewall or passing through the door, try using shorter screws just incase. I always wanted a dead pedal. :unsure: B)

Dead Pedal Install - 2001 ZTS - 02-26-2005

Flofocus,Feb 25 2005, 09:48 PM Wrote:I always wanted a dead pedal. :unsure:  B)
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Well then buy one, they can't me more than twenty bucks. :lol:

Dead Pedal Install - ThraxXx - 02-26-2005

What do you mean by dead pedal?

Dead Pedal Install - 2001 ZTS - 02-26-2005

Its just a place to rest your left foot when you are off the clutch. Here are the stock WRX pedals and my aftermarket dead pedal (far left):

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Dead Pedal Install - ANTHONYD - 02-27-2005

Would rust be a factor Andrew?

Drilling holes through the firwall without treating them might promote corrosion?

Just wondering.

If so, I'm sure a flattened out Tim Horton's cup or pop can would work just as well too.

Dead Pedal Install - 2001 ZTS - 02-27-2005

ANTHONYD,Feb 26 2005, 03:18 PM Wrote:Would rust be a factor Andrew?

Drilling holes through the firwall without treating them might promote corrosion?

Just wondering.

If so, I'm sure a flattened out Tim Horton's cup or pop can would work just as well too.
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Fine :rolleyes: , I'll drill it out, prime, lube and then use those plastic pop fasteners things. This is begining to sound like work. :lol:

Dead Pedal Install - naz - 02-27-2005

use super glue instead? haha