How do you install this brake Pedal pad?
1142409
It is easly, just take the old one off by pulling the edge of pad over padle. Replace it with the new one, no tools needed
1142410
You firstly remove the old one and then slip on the new one. You may new a screw driver or flat bar to assit it on but really it's a peice of cake. very easy.
1142411
It's very simple, you just kinda fold it around the pedal. It has grooves that the medal part of the pedal fits into the rubber. Its a great purchase to replace old worn ones.
1142412
start on the top of the pedal and work it around. a little silicone may help.
1142413
Just take off the old rubber pedal from the metal brake pedal and slip the new one over the metal brake pedal. It's very easy, took all of 5 seconds to install, it just slips on.
1142414
If u look at the back of the new pad you can see where the metal pedal fits inside of the new pad. There is a overlapping edge on the new pad and the brake pedal fits inside of it. It may take a little effort to make the pad fit.
1142415
All you need is a flat head screwdriver. Just insert it underside, and pull off the old pedal. Fit the new pedal on, and use the flat head to fit it on the steel pedal.. Takes a minute.
2015840
That is correct. Both new pedals take some patience. I found the best approach to install the accelerator pedal was to un-mount the accelerator from the vehicle (there are just a few nuts that hold the assembly to the firewall). BE CAREFUL NOT TO DROP THE NUTS BEHIND THE CARPET. Then, it is much easier to slide the new pedal on. The brake pedal takes a lot of patience and a small pick helps a lot. Ultimately, they are worth the effort as the vehicle looks much nicer with them installed.
1092858
Use existing screw for the bottom and it comes with self tapping screws. Turn front wheels makes it easier to install.
986900
This is the manual for the Slendertone that shows where you can place the pads. http://www.hayneedle.com/images/pdf/SLD007.pdf
239885
It unscrews easily - insert the wrench between the pad and counterbalance on drive shaft, hold the wrench and turn the pad til it comes loose. Same as most buffers.
842151
I just used some heavy duty velcro to attach it to the bottom of my pedaltrain. Its been over a year and so far so good.
914338
I'm not sure because it's a pedal brake. You use the pedals to use that brake.
1835137
I installed something similar on my wife's bike and it has a small lever inside of the housing that you set for your brake type. It was explained well in the instructions. I assume this is the same.
1691614
I bought brackets for it. You can scew the brackets underneath the pedaltrain and velcro the power supply to the brackets just for extra support. Google brackets for pedaltrain and/or your power supply and you should get a hit. You might have to build up one side with a couple of rubber feet to level it. Good luck.
390491
Pretty easy. There are 4 screws holding the pad onto the plate. Remove the screws to get the pad off, align the new pad like the old one and screw them back in.
564937
You have to squeeze the brake, push the little red button and hold the little red button as you release the brake.
1240167
What model bike are you mounting these on? Are you upgrading an existing disk caliper or moving from a rim caliper to disk brakes?
423121
You have to screw on the pedals, seat and handle bars. Pretty simple and quick.
1721563
yes it is easy to install==== but jack it up all the way one side at a time==place under rubber bumpers== keep clamp a way from the brake lines! make sure the clamp is tight==after you drive it check clamp!!! enjoy
186503
Not to bad at all. Be sure to remove the old pedal covers first, this will help tremendously. Soak the new covers in hot water to loosen up the rubber. You will need a flat head and a pair on needle nose to work the covers on the pedals, they are a tight fit. They look really nice when on.
642932
Try removing one pedal first if you can't do it buy the pedals and take it to a bike shop I doubt they would charge more than 10 dollars to put them on for you.
1445759
Pretty self explanatory.....not sure what instructions would be provided. Buy the install kit if you can't figure out how to pull it tight between 3 spots.