Adjustable Pedals?
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Location: Plano TX and Brentwood TN
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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'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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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).