Removing Brake Pedal
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- Secure the clutch power spring assembly. (Only for manual transmission)
- 1.1. Pull off rubber sleeve on the plenum panel -arrow- .
- 1.2. Press the clutch pedal -1- slightly -arrow A- until the clutch power spring axle -2- is visible through the bore.
- 1.3. Fit a suitable cotter pin -3- into the bore on the clutch power spring axle -arrow B- .
- Disengage clutch master cylinder. (Only for manual transmission)
- 2.1. Release retaining clip for push rod -1- in the clutch pedal -2- using a pliers T10005 (-arrows A- ) and pull it out slightly -arrow B- .
- 2.2. Turn the clutch master cylinder anti-clockwise by approx. 60° -arrow A- .
- 2.3. Pull the clutch master cylinder out slightly -arrow B- .
- Disengage push rod for brake booster.
- 3.1. Release tool T40024 -1- must be guided in from below in front of the ball joint on the push rod -2- .
- 3.2. Press the release tool together -arrows A- and separate the ball joint from the securing clip -3- (-arrow B- ).
- Disconnect pedals.
- 4.1. Unscrew fastening screws -arrows- above the brake booster.
- 4.2. Unscrew fastening screws -arrows- from the brake booster.
- 4.3. Screw off inner fastening nuts -arrows- .
- 4.4. Pull the pedals out somewhat and press down slightly.
- Remove brake pedal.
- 5.1. Pull out the lock -1- at the left of the brake pedal shaft -2- (-arrow- ).
- 5.2. Using a hammer, press the brake pedal shaft out by a few millimeters with short blows from left to right.
- 5.3. Insert a screwdriver under the head of the brake pedal shaft -1- (right side). Carefully lever the brake pedal shaft -1- towards the center of the vehicle (heater/air-conditioning unit) and out of the brake pedal -2- . -arrow A-
- 5.4. Press the brake pedal -2- out in a downward direction -arrow B- .