Created on: 2016-05-13
How to repair, install, fix, change or replace a worn, smooth, loose, or slippery brake pedal pad on 01, 02, 03, 04, 05 Honda Civic
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Pry out on the backing of the rubber pad on your brake pedal, work it around until the pad comes free.
We have our old part from the vehicle, and here we have our new part from 1AAuto.com. You can see they're exactly the same. These tend to get worn out over time from your foot wearing on and off the edge. You get a little less traction. It makes your foot more likely to slip when you're braking. All it is is this rubber retainer hooks around the backside of the pedal and it pops right into place.
Hook the bottom of the rubber onto the pedal, get it up nice and tight and fold back the top edge and corner on one side. Set it over and do the same on the other. Be sure to feel around the edges and make sure that all of it's hooked over the metal pedal.
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