[Big Game]

Yes, that is the only way I found I cut cut it out and get it to mount securely to the OEM pedal assembly. The surround is rubber, so very easy to cut out with scissors, a knife or Dremel w/ cut-off wheel.

Great....thanks. I just ordered one. Hopefully mine will come out as good as yours did!

 

[AAAA]

Nice job. What make slush mat?

 

[bmrisko]

Nice job. What make slush mat?

Thanks...they are the Husky Weatherbeaters. I washed the Jeep yesterday and they wiped right off and look brand new again.

 

[foster]

Also, for those wondering, this pedal is a Mercedes part and came from the Jeep dealer in a Benz bag. P/N is A2034300084... :thumbsup:

Thanks for the part number. I was able to pick one up at the local Benz dealer.

 

[bmrisko]

Thanks for the part number. I was able to pick one up at the local Benz dealer.

Just curious what the dealer cost was? I have seen it online for $16 to $25 + shipping...I may have overpaid by a few bucks, but at the time I didn't know it was a Benz part.

 

[SixZeroFour]

Thanks for this! I always disliked how the E-Brake cover was still just the stock rubber pedal while the others had the pedal kit. Can't wait to get this little bad boy installed.

 

[moosehead]

bmrisko + rep for polish engineering that ends up looking sharp. well done.

 

[Cherodude]

For info for fellow Canucks; the Amazon site linked in Post #1 quoted me $19.95 plus $36 S&H (both in US dollars)! So I stopped that order.
Local Benz dealer quoted me $25Cdn and I will have it in a few days.

 

[bmrisko]

bmrisko + rep for polish engineering that ends up looking sharp. well done.

Thanks! :lol:

 

[SixZeroFour]

For info for fellow Canucks; the Amazon site linked in Post #1 quoted me $19.95 plus $36 S&H (both in US dollars)! So I stopped that order.
Local Benz dealer quoted me $25Cdn and I will have it in a few days.

Thanks Chero, I noticed this as well but thankfully I am only about 20min from the border so I shipped it to a PO box just acrosss the line. Talk about a ripoff - $36 to ship to canada or only $4 to the US.

 

[foster]

Just curious what the dealer cost was? I have seen it online for $16 to $25 + shipping...I may have overpaid by a few bucks, but at the time I didn't know it was a Benz part.

Three dealerships in my immediate area and all three had a different price. First dealer wanted $24 plus tax, second wanted $27 plus tax and the third (where I went) said $21 plus tax.

 

[4th Cherokee]

Thanks again, easy mod

 

[Brewster]

Looks good! Did you cut the rubber back as BMRISKO did?

 

[4th Cherokee]

Looks good! Did you cut the rubber back as BMRISKO did?

Yes, used his picture as a guide and snapped right in

 

[bmrisko]

Thanks again, easy mod

Looks great, glad my pictures could be of assistance! :thumbsup:

 

[4th Cherokee]

I added a couple is strips of 3m molding double sided tape, super strOng.

 

[99formulam6]

Could you trim part of the actual brake pedal assembly itself to allow the cover to sit the correct, vertical way? From the pictures it looks like you could take a dremel to it and take off less than a 1/4'' for it to work.

 

[bmrisko]

I added a couple is strips of 3m molding double sided tape, super strOng.

Thanks for the tip! I may do that this weekend as I have some of that molding tape left over from my sill guards.

 

[bmrisko]

Could you trim part of the actual brake pedal assembly itself to allow the cover to sit the correct, vertical way? From the pictures it looks like you could take a dremel to it and take off less than a 1/4'' for it to work.

I suppose that may be possible, but you still have the support to deal with and would definitely need some epoxy or adhesive to hold it on. I don't think it would mount securely on its own in the vertical direction. If you go that route, please share the results!

 

[Jeep_addicted]

Have you guys considered placing the pedal on a flat surface and press out the curve.

Then use a tow strap over a pipe to to put in a curve in the new direction.