Audi Tt Clutch Pedal Replacement at Mamie Jones blog

Audi Tt Clutch Pedal Replacement. First job is to remove the lower dash surround to gain access to the clutch pedal. Your clutch should be ok but since it is all apart you might consider replacing it. Thanks for the very useful guide which helped me to replace my clutch pedal after the weld broke (a3 8l with 158k miles). If you haven't done this before you start by. I went out this morning and it's freezing (31 degrees). Remove the electrical cable from the clutch pedal switch by pushing in the clips and pulling away from the switch. After that all you need to do is rotate the switch 90. I go to start the car and the pedal drops to the floor. At that point, you will need to remove the pedal and try to fix it (aluminum welding is possible but the pedal probably needs some additional reinforcement) or replace it.

I go to start the car and the pedal drops to the floor. Your clutch should be ok but since it is all apart you might consider replacing it. At that point, you will need to remove the pedal and try to fix it (aluminum welding is possible but the pedal probably needs some additional reinforcement) or replace it. After that all you need to do is rotate the switch 90. Thanks for the very useful guide which helped me to replace my clutch pedal after the weld broke (a3 8l with 158k miles). First job is to remove the lower dash surround to gain access to the clutch pedal. If you haven't done this before you start by. Remove the electrical cable from the clutch pedal switch by pushing in the clips and pulling away from the switch. I went out this morning and it's freezing (31 degrees).

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Audi Tt Clutch Pedal Replacement After that all you need to do is rotate the switch 90. I went out this morning and it's freezing (31 degrees). Your clutch should be ok but since it is all apart you might consider replacing it. I go to start the car and the pedal drops to the floor. Thanks for the very useful guide which helped me to replace my clutch pedal after the weld broke (a3 8l with 158k miles). First job is to remove the lower dash surround to gain access to the clutch pedal. If you haven't done this before you start by. Remove the electrical cable from the clutch pedal switch by pushing in the clips and pulling away from the switch. After that all you need to do is rotate the switch 90. At that point, you will need to remove the pedal and try to fix it (aluminum welding is possible but the pedal probably needs some additional reinforcement) or replace it.