Buy OEM Mercedes-Benz Pedal Kits
Whether you're looking to upgrade the pedals in your Mercedes-Benz or just replacing the old with the new, you've come to the right interior accessories store. At MB Part Source, we've got the OEM-quality kits you need to get the job done, steeply discounted and shipped fast anywhere in the States. Take advantage and order now!
Hexagon Head Bolt
Mercedes-Benz
910105-010009
Diameter: 10mm Strength / hardness class: 10.9 Thread code letter: M Thread pitch: 1,5mm Width across flats: 16mm.
$2.58
MSRP $3.50
Save $0.92
26.3% Off 
Pin
Mercedes-Benz
168-291-03-74
Clutch pedal to bearing bracket. Brake pedal to brake booster.
$3.94
MSRP $5.50
Save $1.56
28.4% Off 
Extension Spring
Mercedes-Benz
168-993-00-10
Brake pedal to bearing bracket. Release spring to brake lever.
$22.76
MSRP $31.00
Save $8.24
26.6% Off 
Cap
Mercedes-Benz
220-301-00-36
Accelerator pedal to fire wall. Accelerator pedal to firewall.
$6.52
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Mercedes-Benz Pedals and Kits FAQ
What are the Three Pedals a Mercedes-Benz Can Have?
An accelerator/throttle (gas pedal), a brake (brake pedal), and a clutch (clutch pedal). The throttle speeds your vehicle up when pressed; the brakes slow the vehicle down; and the clutch allows changing gears when accelerating or braking. Many Mercedes-Benz sports cars and performance SUVs with manual transmissions have clutches; they temporarily disengage the engine and transmission, smoothing out the process of shifting.
Can I Customize the Pedals in My Mercedes-Benz?
Yes, with the right kit. You can mod everything from the pedals themselves to their covers, linkages, and pedal position sensors. There are several ways you can go. For one, you can put a non-skid rubber cover on an older, more worn pedal. Secondly, you can swap, say, an automatic gearbox for a manual; for that, you'd need a pedal conversion kit with a linkage. Third, you can put in a custom or billet pedal; they come in finishes and textures galore -- for instance, aluminum -- which can get your ride the looks from your passengers that it deserves.
Not sure how to install? A Mercedes-Benz dealer can help.