Adjustable Pedals: Notes

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Adjustable brake and accelerator pedals are available as an optional feature on this vehicle. Brake pedal position can be changed in phase with the accelerator pedal to increase driver comfort. Two different adjustable pedal systems are available; one that is connected to the memory feature option and one that is not connected to the memory feature option.

Adjustable brake pedals consist of the following components:

Driver Seat Module (DSM), refer to SEATING (with memory feature only)
Memory SET switch, refer to SEATING (with memory feature only)
Remote Keyless Entry (RKE) transmitter, refer to HANDLES, LOCKS, LATCHES AND ENTRY SYSTEMS (with memory feature only)
Adjustable brake pedal and bracket
Adjustable accelerator pedal, refer to ACCELERATION CONTROL
Adjustable pedal switch
Adjustable pedal motor and bracket, refer to ACCELERATION CONTROL
Adjustable pedal cable
Steering Column Control Module (SCCM)
Body Control Module (BCM) (with memory feature only)

The pedals are adjusted through the use of a rocker switch mounted on the SCCM, the memory SET switch mounted on the door trim panel or the RKE transmitter. When the adjustable pedal switch is pressed, voltage is sent to the motor which spins a cable that is attached to the adjustable brake pedal. As the cable spins, the pedals move either forward (away from the driver) or rearward (toward the driver) depending on how the switch is pressed and/or current pedal position.

The adjustable pedal switch is serviced separate from the SCCM.