A3simon said:
i think that is a left hand drive one? never seen one for right hand drive. possibly safety reasons?
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i think that is a left hand drive one? never seen one for right hand drive. possibly safety reasons?
I can;t understand the safety issue as both the RS4 and RS6 have them and my old R32 had one fitted... Not saying your wrong but I would question that explanation!
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New A3 dead pedal
Stainless steel dead pedal for the new A3, the perfect match for our other A3 pedal rubbers, Only in left hand drive at the moment. This dead pedal requires one small plastic tab to be removed on the back of it to fit the A3. For further information on fitment click here
Order number: 8P0deadpedal
Our price: 31.06 GBP
57.77 USD
plus 17.5% VAT
Just wanted to post a further bit of info to anyone fitting the alu pedals, having just finished putting them on myself.
I had more problems getting the connector detached from the old accelerator pedal than anything else. I don't think I've read anywhere else that you have to press the grey button down quite hard so that you hear a click and it stays pressed down. Then the connector should slide off quite easily. The grey button will stay in its 'clicked down' position until you insert it all the way into the new pedal where it will pop up again.
Hope that helps.
I had more problems getting the connector detached from the old accelerator pedal than anything else. I don't think I've read anywhere else that you have to press the grey button down quite hard so that you hear a click and it stays pressed down. Then the connector should slide off quite easily. The grey button will stay in its 'clicked down' position until you insert it all the way into the new pedal where it will pop up again.
Hope that helps.
