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89S Brake Pedal Pad Install
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Irishman999
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Sweet!
Last "Help" item I got was a replacement latch for my rear slider window. First time I tired to unlatch it and open the window it broke in half, dont be surprised if that thing tears in half causing your foot to slip off the pedal resulting in a massive car accident.
Last "Help" item I got was a replacement latch for my rear slider window. First time I tired to unlatch it and open the window it broke in half, dont be surprised if that thing tears in half causing your foot to slip off the pedal resulting in a massive car accident.
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Nice install buddy! You're amazing 
crazy4offroad
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Look ma, no hands! I figured you'd have a pic of you prying at it with a screwdriver or something! But that was magical!! 
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That was a bitch to put on, trying to stretch it over the metal, my hand slipped and whacked the bottom of the dash, got a bloody knuckle from this install. 
skysurfer
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Why is the pedal arm on the floorboard?
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It's just the way the pic came out bro, I got plenty of space there.
Look at the pic without the flash, you will see the shadow.
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This is too easy.
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I am leaving the big guy repair stuff up to you for now on David.
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Show us big guy stuff Dave! 
