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2002 Fiesta MK4/5 Light Accelerator Pedal

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I just got a 2002 fiesta love the look of the car and it feels mostly fine when driving but the accelerator is complete ***** it feels like its rubbing and it also feels really light, i looked and theyre just straight pieces of plastic does anyone know of aftermarket metal accelerators pedals? i did google but didnt find much

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    9 minutes ago, NO_ob said:

    of aftermarket metal accelerators pedals?

    I'm not sure if Ford still stock them, but the Model 'T' used to have a metal accelerator. 😉

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    56 minutes ago, unofix said:

    Model 'T' used to have a metal accelerator

    So did my Mk 1 Cortina - probably the same part number - but they all seem to be plastic these days, presumably because of the electronics where we used to have a cable or rods.

    You can get "sports" metal pedal covers of course, but I wouldn't be surprised if some of those are "metal look" plastic too. 

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    1 hour ago, Eric Bloodaxe said:

    So did my Mk 1 Cortina - probably the same part number - but they all seem to be plastic these days, presumably because of the electronics where we used to have a cable or rods.

    You can get "sports" metal pedal covers of course, but I wouldn't be surprised if some of those are "metal look" plastic too. 

    2002 model is using a cable its just a cheap car i think the entire pedal is only held in place with 1 screw it just doesnt feel nice lol

     

     

    2 hours ago, unofix said:

    I'm not sure if Ford still stock them, but the Model 'T' used to have a metal accelerator. 😉

    lol my mx5 had one i assume a lot of cars used them at the time if they werent budget

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    13 hours ago, Eric Bloodaxe said:

    You can get "sports" metal pedal covers of course, but I wouldn't be surprised if some of those are "metal look" plastic too. 

    Mine are definitely metal 😂

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