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I'm attempting to replace the brake and clutch pedal felt pad seal and the replacement felt pads are about twice as thick as the slot to put them in. Do i have to seperate the felt to make it thinner? I appreciate any help. :confused:

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I put some silicone spary on mine and kept working until I got them in place, used a screwdriver to help spread them out after in slot.

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I'll give it a try and let you know how it works.


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