nahrah

This spring was laying there on the driverside floor. Any idea where it came from? I can't find any diagram on sewell parts page of the brake pedal or e-brake. Thanks in advance.

kingster

I am not in my car right now. I would go look under seat. Some cars used springs to stretch cloth/vinyl/ leather of seats. Not necessarily true for all cars in particular Lexus but it is worth looking. Just maybe sombody left it behind.
Don't worry!! Your car won't fall appart.

nahrah

I was thinking the same, but it was near the pedal area when I found it. I drove the car earlier and everything seems fine. Can anybody take a picture of the brake pedal assembly or a have a diagram?

LDNN

If everything seemed fine then the spring is not necessary, I'm just kidding.
I'd drive to the dealer, or an indy shop, and have them check it out.

Gville350

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Looks like a timing belt tensioner spring from my old Civic. LOL!

greg0126

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When I was in my car the other day putting in a new turn signal relay I recall seeing a spring that looked similar to that up above the driver's side footwell. Sorry but I do not recall what it was attached to.

B16da9

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LoL it does

nahrah

After endless reading and searching, I bit the bullet and paid for a 2 day subscription to techinfo website. The spring goes on the brake pedal and the other end attaches to a tab on the steering shaft. How it came off, I have no clue.

bewithabob

Looks important. Did you put it back on?

nahrah

Yea I did.

Gville350

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Only a real Honda guru would know this!

Boostd

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How does that 2 day subscription work? Are you able to print as much as you want from it? Any chance you could email me the pages for the throttle body section?

nahrah

Its $15 for the 2 day subscription, yes you can print as much as you want until your subscription is over.

Boostd

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Sounds like a plan.