Your Gas pedal has rubber: yes or no

[Lifeliberty]

Please mark poll AFTER actually looking at your pedal to confirm

EDIT: IF YOU SAY YES THEN YOU MUST UPLOAD A PHOTO

I found mine does not. Normal?

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[knownhuman]

Mine does.

 

[BulldogBear]

Brake pedal: yes
Gas pedal: no

 

[swami37]

my pedal assembly is plastic...no rubber...and I have not had any issues with it. I think it works fine
size 10 shoe....FYI

 

[Razorbak86]

Please mark poll AFTER actually looking at your pedal to confirm

I found mine does not. Normal?

Normal, across multiple makes and models… not just 6G Broncos.

 

[Lifeliberty]

my pedal assembly is plastic...no rubber...and I have not had any issues with it. I think it works fine
size 10 shoe....FYI

I'm not saying it doesn't work, i just noticed it

 

[Lifeliberty]

Normal, across multiple makes and models… not just 6G Broncos.

Any rhyme or reason? Ran out of parts?

If i asked dealer, would they provide one to me?

 

[Razorbak86]

Any rhyme or reason? Ran out of parts?

If i asked dealer, would they provide one to me?

Several reasons:

1. Risk management… slippage on an accelerator pedal lowers risk, whereas slippage on a brake pedal increases risk.
2. Practicality… most people anchor their right heel on the floorboard and press the accelerator pedal with their upper right foot, so the anchor point doesn’t slip, but the contact point does.
3. Performance… better control with heel & toe shifting, where the heel needs to slide across the accelerator pedal.

Since there is no Bronco part for a rubber cover on the accelerator pedal, I doubt your dealer will be able to help, but there are plenty of aftermarket options available.

 

[BroncoSarge]

My pedal if you ask around.

 

[swami37]

I'm not saying it doesn't work, i just noticed it

Not trying to imply otherwise..Just trying to add info to your poll

 

[Lifeliberty]

Several reasons:

1. Risk management… slippage on a accelerator pedal lowers risk, whereas slippage on a brake pedal increases risk.
2. Practicality… most people anchor their right heel on the floorboard and press the accelerator pedal with their upper right foot, so the anchor point doesn’t slip, but the contact point does.
3. Performance… better control with heel & toe shifting, where the heel needs to slide across the accelerator pedal.

Since there is no Bronco part for a rubber cover on the accelerator pedal, I doubt your dealer will be able to help, but there are plenty of aftermarket options available.

I guess i still don't understand why some have it and not others

Ford don't know my life! I ordered one, but it's weird. Doesnt make sense to me

 

[dan79]

I am missing a pedal!! lol could not get sas and mid with a stick on the 21 no clue why

 

[RoLyMa27]

Please mark poll AFTER actually looking at your pedal to confirm

I found mine does not. Normal?

Honestly, I did not know. Never really thought about it. It does not.

 

[dan79]

no rubber on mine!!! I do always slip off the gas maybe that's y I don't have that issue on any other trucks I have. I never noticed it missing before

 

[Moto26]

I honestly don't know how you guys are having your foot slip off the gas pedal. Like, at the bottom? Or off the side? I don't get it.

As @Razorbak86 mentioned, your foot should be able to slide up and down the pedal as your heel stays planted. If your foot slips off the bottom, you need to slide your seat forward.

Mine does.

It does? Your gas pedal has rubber on it from the factory?

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