Brake pedal and pedal cluster, component view: Notes
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NOTE:
- Brake pedal travel must not be restricted by floor mats or carpeting.
- Lubricate all bushings and contact surfaces using MoS 2 grease, Part No. G 000 602.
- Disconnect battery Ground (GND) strap when working on the pedal cluster.
The following list pertains to Fig 1.
- Clip
- Pry out to remove clutch pedal, see Figure
- Clutch pedal
- Removing and installing, see CLUTCH PEDAL, REMOVING AND INSTALLING
- Pedal cover
- Bushing
- Spring
- Brake pedal
- Disconnect from brake booster to remove, see BRAKE PEDAL, SEPARATING FROM BRAKE BOOSTER
- Pedal shaft
- Installed position, see Figure
- Vacuum vent valves
- 20 N.m (15 ft lb)
- Bracket
- Brake light switch -F
To install:
- Clip brake pedal to brake booster push rod
- Pull switch plunger out
- Push brake pedal down and hold
- Guide switch into opening and turn 90° counterclockwise
- Release brake pedal
- Verify proper functioning of brake lights
- Vacuum vent valve
- Brake pedal clip
- Removing, see BRAKE PEDAL, REMOVING AND INSTALLING
- 20 N.m (15 ft lb)
- Clip
- Clip
- Bracket