Pedal draft seals

[_shel_ny]

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Edited September 19, 2011 by shel_bizzy_48

[Normspeed]

Shel, you unbolt the pedal pads, slip the rubber seals down the pedal shaft, work them through the hole in the floor with a large dull screwdriver while the pedal shaft is pushed in a bit, and they slip over a raised bump on the shaft that holds them in place. The flat square part faces upwards and seals against the underside of the floor but only when the pedal is fully up. The pads move up and down with the pedal shaft.

[Jerry Roberts]

Shel , You got it right .

[Normspeed]

That's the way mine are Shel. They don't seal when you're depressing a pedal. On my pedals there's a little nub on the shaft, you push the rubber just past that nub and that's where it goes. Mines a 53 and may be different. These pedals are out of a 50, may be more like yours. I would say you would push the rubber down til it hits the raised area and leave it there.

[BobT-47P15]

Shel, if you look at the pedal shaft below the floor, you should see a nub on the shaft that stops the pad from sliding on down. thats why the hole needs to be fairly snug on the shaft. Yes...the hole is open when pedal is depressed. But its not all so depressing.

[Don Coatney]

Shel;

I also was confused until I figgured they go below the floorboard.