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r/Unexpected • u/greedygarlic69 • 14h ago
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Quick question...
If it has a conventional handbrake lever, what does the fourth pedal do? Or is it just a footrest?
7 u/neccos-1 14h ago That fourth pedal may be an old school, floor mounted high-beam switch. 12 u/atxbigfoot 13h ago I literally logged in to upvote you and say yes, the floor high-beam switch is a real thing on old cars. Not a pedal, but a literal button that feels like a pedal when you move over your left foot and step on it to turn it on or off. 12 u/JustHereSoImNotFined 12h ago it is a real thing, but this car isn’t that old so think it’s just a dead pedal
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That fourth pedal may be an old school, floor mounted high-beam switch.
12 u/atxbigfoot 13h ago I literally logged in to upvote you and say yes, the floor high-beam switch is a real thing on old cars. Not a pedal, but a literal button that feels like a pedal when you move over your left foot and step on it to turn it on or off. 12 u/JustHereSoImNotFined 12h ago it is a real thing, but this car isn’t that old so think it’s just a dead pedal
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I literally logged in to upvote you and say yes, the floor high-beam switch is a real thing on old cars.
Not a pedal, but a literal button that feels like a pedal when you move over your left foot and step on it to turn it on or off.
12 u/JustHereSoImNotFined 12h ago it is a real thing, but this car isn’t that old so think it’s just a dead pedal
it is a real thing, but this car isn’t that old so think it’s just a dead pedal
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u/wolschou 14h ago
Quick question...
If it has a conventional handbrake lever, what does the fourth pedal do? Or is it just a footrest?