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Once the tabs have been adjusted to a specific
brake pedal, no further adjustment to the pedal clamp
is necessary for that vehicle.
For every subsequent vehicle, inspect the pedal
clamp on the initial fitting. Verify that all four tabs are
hooked around and under the brake pedal. If neces-
sary, bend the tabs to fit, as described above.
CAUTION
Make certain that all four tabs on the pedal clamp
are securely hooked around the brake pedal (Figure
4). If the tabs are loose, the pedal clamp can rotate
out of position and hold the brake pedal down,
even when Even Brake is not activated, which will
cause brake damage or other consequential, non-
warranty damage.
11. Swing the slotted arm back over the spring post, fit
the spring post through one of the slots, and reattach
the hairpin clip (Figure 4).
Note: the spring post may be bent slightly with a
pair of pliers, if necessary, in order to fit it through one
of the slots.
Step B
Adjust the feet and the seat pad
1. Now that the pedal clamp is in place, move Even
Brake forward, until the air cylinder shaft is fully re-
tracted. (Figure 5). Make certain that Even Brake is
not depressing the towed vehicle’s brake pedal.
Do not move Even Brake too far forward, to the
extent that the pedal clamp is depressing the brake
pedal. If the brake pedal is depressed, the brakes
will be applied continuously, which will cause se-
vere tire and/or brake system damage, as well as
other consequential, non-warranty damage.
2. If necessary, adjust the feet on the bottom of
Even Brake (one at each corner — Figure 6) up or
down, by turning them clockwise or counterclock-
wise. Make certain that all four feet are making con-
tact with the floor of the vehicle, and that Even Brake
is stationary — it should not rock back and forth.
(It may be necessary to remove one or more of the
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Figure 3
Figure 4
Figure 5
4
Figure 2
Attach the pedal clamp
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brake pedals of a
small number of late-
model Volkswagen
vehicles, such as
the 2007 Volkswagen
Golf. A photo of the
2007 Golf brake pedal is shown above.
Use the optional 9329-VW replacement pedal clamp
for these vehicles.
Note: on the initial fitting, it may be necessary to
adjust the tabs on the pedal clamp — use pliers to bend
any or all of the tabs so that they hook around and
under the towed vehicle’s brake pedal.