Re: fitting brake peddle rubber back on?

Sep 12, 2006 2 Replies


> I use a flat bladed screwdriver.


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> > Fraser
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> thanks fraser i will try that but didnt want to with out asking in case it
> damaged the rubber.
>

If it does damage the rubber, then the rubber is perished and you need a new one. A rubber in good condition will stretch enough without damage. I have never seen the suggestion of boiling it before, and I wouldn't fancy trying it - though if the rubber is perished and you can't get a new one, it might just be worth a try.


Have a look at the back of the rubber you have. If the hole for the pedal is offset slightly top to bottom (some are, some aren't; it depends on the car) then the thicker piece of rubber lip should be at the top.


Jim


thanks jim. :)

the rubber is only 3years old and still in good condition, i have no idear why it came off. i will look at the back of it so see if one end of the lip is thinner.

If it came off, I'd fit a new one. You don't want it coming off when you

*need* the brakes.

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