Adjustable Pedals?
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From: Plano TX and Brentwood TN
Last time I special ordered a truck you could eliminate or add on single options. I guess that they must have done away with that in the last couple of years.
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I love the adjustable pedals. When I allow my little sisiter to drive my truck she doesn't have to move the seat or wheel, just the pedals. Makes it a lot easier for me when I get back in. Just move the pedals back
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I've had adjustable pedals on 2 vehicles and my buddy has them on his truck. They really aren't needed all that bad. Seat adjustment is usually all I need. I really wish we could have telescoping wheel, though. Since the air bags were put in I have trouble getting the right wheel adjustment.
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Good news! I happen to be a "believer" in adj pedals. Makes it possible for my wife to drive our '10 F150 and SUper Duty. She's 5'7" and I'm 6'3". I have bought the parts from the dealer 2 times and installed them after the fact and they worked great. Downer is that they are about 4-600 to put in. You need the button, the motor(it runs both the gas and brake pedals). I did it on an '08 350 and a '05 Excursion. If not for this solution I'd be stuck with a jetta and in both situations I sold to friends and the pedals were a factor. Might be able to save money on used parts(car-part.com).
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I use mine every time I go to the dealer. They always mess up the seat/pedals setting. Its nice to have it return to where I set it when I hit a button on the FOB!
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I like the fact that you can adjust them while driving, makes it nice to find the right position on long trips when not using the cruise. My wife's last car (GM crap) the car had to be in park to adjust the pedles.
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Good news! I happen to be a "believer" in adj pedals. Makes it possible for my wife to drive our '10 F150 and SUper Duty. She's 5'7" and I'm 6'3". I have bought the parts from the dealer 2 times and installed them after the fact and they worked great. Downer is that they are about 4-600 to put in. You need the button, the motor(it runs both the gas and brake pedals). I did it on an '08 350 and a '05 Excursion. If not for this solution I'd be stuck with a jetta and in both situations I sold to friends and the pedals were a factor. Might be able to save money on used parts(car-part.com).