Brake pedal rattle/shake
07-21-2014, 09:41 PM
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You can however adhere a rubber bumper to the stop that will reduce the rattle.
07-23-2014, 03:22 AM
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ooo, then all you need is a properly mounted bump stop to catch the top of the brake pedal arm right where it starts to come up too far, easy fix, just gorilla glue it under the steering column!
07-23-2014, 06:36 AM
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06-28-2015, 10:31 AM
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This rattle drove me nuts, I thought something was loose under the front end. Here's an easy fix for 6 speed drivers. Put a rubber band around it and the clutch peddle. No more rattle!
06-16-2022, 06:50 AM
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God bless you!
OK, this has finally drove me to drinking. Every time I drive over just the right size bump, pothole, crack, possum or any other irregularity in the road my brake pedal rattles so much it sounds like it is going to fall off. Anyone else have this issue? Anyone come up with a fix?
So far my temporary fix has been to lift up on the bottom of the brake pedal while driving over bumps. While this does successfully completely prevent the rattle/shaking from occurring, I really don't care for driving with my foot UNDER the brake peddle. I have been dreaming about installing some type of heavy duty spring which would pull up on the pedal and hold tension on it.
I do plan on crawling under there in attempt to try to decipher why this is happening, but I just haven't gotten around to it yet. Anyone else have/had this issue and came up with a good fix?
So far my temporary fix has been to lift up on the bottom of the brake pedal while driving over bumps. While this does successfully completely prevent the rattle/shaking from occurring, I really don't care for driving with my foot UNDER the brake peddle. I have been dreaming about installing some type of heavy duty spring which would pull up on the pedal and hold tension on it.
I do plan on crawling under there in attempt to try to decipher why this is happening, but I just haven't gotten around to it yet. Anyone else have/had this issue and came up with a good fix?