radhaz

There's a torx screw under a plastic cap on the foot rest (dead pedal). Pry that up with a tool, remove the screw. Be careful in that area, the fuse box is under the rest. Install is the reverse procedure.

steven7270

Im fine with haveing the torx screw driving my problem is prying off the cap that hides the screw any tips?

blassus

I used a really thin flathead screwdriver and it popped right off. Now, if I could only figure out how to put on the clutch and brake caps...

steven7270

radhaz

In your pic, which is the clutch pedal?

steven7270

what you mean there is no clutch pedal it is automatic or you can use padel shifters

DizzyA4

There is a post up a bit of someone trying to remove a clutch pedal, but there was no answer/follow-up. Maybe thats the one he was looking at?

radhaz

Oops, forgot to quote the manual transmission guy.

blassus

In the photo I posted, the clutch pedal cap is the one on the right. I can't figure out the tecnique to get either the clutch or the brake cap on. I've had them partially on but just not all the way.

radhaz

I think you need to get the narrow part of the rubber flange on first, then press the cap on the pedals. Trick being, get the flange all the way on (using spudger tool, screw driver, fingernails, etc) It involved putting the cap on so that the flange began fitting on to the back of the pedal, then working it on, all the way around the pedal.
At least that's what I did on my automatic transmission pedals,