[Beacon617]

Does anyone have a picture of the BMRISKO mod, the photos are not up any more and I just bought the pedal to install? Thanks

I don't have a pic but it's pretty straight forward once you take the old cover off. You basically just have to cut a small slice on one side and notch it so it fits the metal. The mod should be clear once you see the design of the bracket underneath the existing pedal.

ETA: Pics on Pg 4 of both methods. I used Foster's and secured with a sh*t ton of Goop. Been on for 2 years with no issues and I use it a ton.

 

[seniormon2]

I used epoxy. It dries hard as a rock.

 

[antsjeep]

i'm with seniormon, i used a two part epoxy and its solid.


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[Raptor]

For those of you looking to purchase the Stainless Emergency Brake pedal cover from any Mercedes parts counter;

It's Mercedes/AMG part #203-430-00-84 MSRP $16.50

https://www.mboriginalparts.com/oem-parts/mercedes-benz-pad-2034300084

 

[jgarrido]

Jeep addicted
What is the dimensions of the temple?
Thanks...

 

[jgcrp1]

I bought this one: Amazon.com: Templehorse No Drill Replacement Parking Brake Pedal Pad Cover Stainless Steel for Mercedes Benz: Automotive

Didn't epoxy it on. Just slipped it on and it has stayed put. Matches my Mopar pedals perfectly. To be fair, I rarely need to use my emergency brake. If I used it more often, then I'd likely epoxy it on to be safe.

 

[CHeYeNNe71]

I did same, but grabbed on ebay cheaper. Looks good.