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Ford Mondeo Mk4 brake pedal rubber

Polo_Cluvie · 2022-11-17 23:26:30

Hi guys hoping a mk4 mondeo owner might be able to help me out in sourcing the above. I've tried all the usual motor factors physically and online ebay etc and I can't get one. They are 35e in the main dealers. I was hoping to get a spurious one but I can't locate any. Any help appreciated. Thanks

18-11-2022 12:26am

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Polo_Cluvie

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Hi guys hoping a mk4 mondeo owner might be able to help me out in sourcing the above. I've tried all the usual motor factors physically and online ebay etc and I can't get one. They are 35e in the main dealers. I was hoping to get a spurious one but I can't locate any. Any help appreciated. Thanks

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#2 18-11-2022 4:59pm

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Have you tried a breakers/scrap yard?

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#3 18-11-2022 5:01pm

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I figured anything like that coming from a breakers would be pretty much worn out also.

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#4 19-11-2022 3:35pm

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https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/119890646#Comment_119890646

You never know you could get one from low mileage car. No harm in ringing a few breakers.

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#5 19-11-2022 8:50pm

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Just pay the 35 quid, you know it's new and will fit. The time you'd spend driving to scrapyard isn't worth it

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#6 20-11-2022 3:00pm

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Probably best in the long run.

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#7 25-11-2022 4:07am

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I picked up the pedal rubbers in a scrappers a few years ago for my then mondeo, they were perfect and I wasn't charged for them in Kilcock breakers

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