Where do u live Randy ? What country?

 

http://www.ebay.ca/itm/No-Drill-AT-F...item3cfc0b81ee

Go here, I got 'em for $1.35 cheaper in 2015 !

 

Picked up these for less and they are supposed to be OEM $26.88 shipped for all 3.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/291587999295?_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

 

 

just got mine in today and just installed it. this is the one i got. http://www.ebay.com/itm/281412156178?item=281412156178&viewitem=&vxp=mtr a little bit on the expensive side but these are OEM because there are part numbers on the back of all 3 pieces. the ones you bought might be fakes but you won't be able to tell.

the hardest part was removing the stock ebrake pad because it is held in by a plastic pin. it is one of those push in and can never get it back out. i decided to cut it off. the ones i got has a nipple where you push into the hole on the peddle to keep it from moving around when stepping on it. the one in your link doesn't have that piece and is just a slip over.

 

FAR FAR BETTER Deal. then what I paid for aluminum 3 pedals I got...thou mine look nice, it is imperative I keep the winter road salt washed off...

I noticed that the stainless ones have an emergency brake pedal cover exactly like mine on the rubber back side mounting surface. The emergency brake lever itself will NOT accept that pedal...(it is not a snap on fit, as with the gas and brake pedals).

I had to carve the rubber on that emerg. pedal cover and then I epoxyed it in place right over the factory rubber pedall, (then used a little heat to set the epoxy...It is still staying on to date..about a year now!

SORRY, FOR THE UPSIDE DOWN PIX...through second one of the side of the emergency pedal, I was trying to show that it is glued over the factory pedal!

 

Just got mine this weekend and wongster you are correct, these are not OEM and the e-brake one will not fit. The other two fit fine and look good. No part numbers on any of the pedals like the OEM ones, also the seller claims in the listing they are genuine with the corresponding part number. If I decide to keep it I'll have to use epoxy and get creative on how to get it to stay in place.

 

Hey, bud, I turned over the emergency pedal cover and carved the rubber lip from the back gripper and trimmed it to fit firm on/over the original emerg. Pedal...then used epoxy to glue it on...I used rubber bands Ro hold it in place till dry....so Far (over one winter, about a year, it'seems to be staying on)

I haven't yet done a spring cleaning of my interior floor...but I'll try and send u a pic.....

 

Tried 2 show side view of emerg. Pedal glued onto original factory pedal!

 

Thanks for the info, going to see what the seller is willing to do before I do anything with them. If I decide to keep them I'll have to use your method to get the ebrake to work.

 

Have you still got those flares available - I'm in San Antonio Texas - the ML 500 was my dad's who recently passed away, and since I sold it to him and put over half the miles on it driving him around - I thought I might update it a bit email: sdgold@att.net

 

Please contact me sdgold@att.net - I'm your buyer in San Antonio Texas!!!!

 

I need those flares!!!! Sdgold@att.net