CRV Brake Pedal

Discussion in 'CR-V' started by Damon, May 26, 2005.

  1. Damon

    Damon Guest

    I drove the CRV EX at an auto show recently.

    I have been looking, reading and did a previous test drive on the SE a few
    months prior.

    My ONLY issue with the vehicle was with the brake pedal, it comes over too
    far to the right. I have size 13 feet, a little bigger than average, and
    the shoes I was wearing that day were a little thick, but they barely fit
    between where the brake pedal ends and the slim space for the gas pedal. I
    would bump the brake pedal going up and down. (No Joke)

    I believe I didn't notice it so much before because I had different shoes on
    that weren't so thick.

    Does anyone know how difficult it would be to replace the brake pedal at the
    dealer before I purchase it or is that something I would have to have done
    after market. I would hate to have this one thing be a deciding factor in
    my purchase. This is the versatile vehicle in the gas mileage range that I
    want.

    Please reply here - thanks -

    Damon
     
    Damon, May 26, 2005
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  2. Damon

    Jason Guest

    It would be expensive. I advise you to test drive various other similar
    vehicles made by Honda and other companies such as Toyota. I'm hoping that
    you will find one that already has the brake pedal in the location that
    you need it to be. If you really do want the CRV EX--visit the Honda
    dealership and discuss your problem with the service manager. Explain your
    problem and see if they will do it for free to make the sale or charge you
    for the service. If they tell you that you willl have to pay for the
    service--ask for the amount that you will have to pay.
    Jason
     
    Jason, May 26, 2005
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  3. Damon

    D.D. Palmer Guest

    My guess is that no one is going to alter a brake pedal due to potential
    liability.
     
    D.D. Palmer, May 26, 2005
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  4. Damon

    ja Guest

    Maybe you should try a Ford Explorer/Expedition or a Chevy
    Tahoe/Trailblazer.

    It is typical in many cases that Japanese people are among the smallest size
    in the world. So it would probably be better for a larger person to drive a
    large American car.
     
    ja, May 27, 2005
    #4
  5. Damon

    D.D. Palmer Guest

    Yeah but the Japanese clearly understand the AMERICAN car market and build
    cars accordingly.
     
    D.D. Palmer, May 27, 2005
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