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Old 07-27-2022, 07:20 PM #1
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Accelarator pedal rubber pad
Hi, I've got a 2022 4runner. It's about six months old. I noticed recently that the accelarator pedal does not have any rubber on it, it's just hard plastic and a little bit slippery. Is this normal? The brake pedal has a rubber pad on top of it
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It’s just a plastic accelerator pedal. No rubber piece that goes on top of it like the brakes. I did find that you can buy an aftermarket brake/accelerator pedal. I bought a black pair from eBay.


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