🚗 Dorman 20771 PEDAL-UP™ Brake Pedal Pad Review

This is a great product. For the money put +. It's also easy to install. Simply insert the top page first, then the bottom right page, then the bottom left page. Finish trimming the bottom center. Here it is.

It works great but putting it on was a real pain. It took me about an hour to finally put it on the pedal. Finally I used a heat gun and a screwdriver to finish the last corner. Looks good when you finally have it

I liked the thickness and secure fit. Using a water-based lubricant (washed off with a cloth dampened with water) and a painting tool made installation easier. For safety, do not use any petroleum-based lubricant or grease if it comes in contact with the surface your foot is in contact with. Also, use the blunt ends of the tool to avoid tearing and other possible damage to the rubber.

Exact copy of the previous pedal that has rotted. Installed on the base model Pontiac Firebird in 1985 with a 2.8 liter engine. It is best to spray the metal brake pedal with silicone spray. Then place the new rubber brake pedal in a thermos filled with boiled water. Leave for a few minutes until soft. Dry the rubber pedal and quickly press the brake pedal corner by corner, starting at the top and bottom left and dragging to the right. ;)

Great replacement brake pedal for my 90 GMC truck! It's a bit difficult to put on. I watched a video about it and also read some instructions here. Basically I put the top on first by stretching and pulling the elastic to put it on and then I got the bottom right corner and then the bottom left corner. The last corner is the hardest to hit, so it's easier to make it the corner closest to you and you're pulling the edge rather than pushing it away. The rubber is pretty strong, so don't be afraid