Did you have to glue on the emergency brake pedal?

 

yes

 

What glue did you use and how much did you apply? Thanks

 

I used 5 minute epoxy. I removed the stock rubber cover and mixed a bunch of epoxy and filled it into the new aluminum pedal back and inserted the stock rubber cover into the epoxy. No need to trim the rubber, it's a perfect fit (a little snug but she goes). Apply a lot of pressure to squeeze the two together (press as hard as I could), as you are doing this excess epoxy will start to ooze out, just quickly wipe if off before it sets. Use a cloth rag as a paper towel will leave lint behind. Hold it together for a few minutes until it sets up, wait at least an hour before you reinstall the pedal back.

TIP...make sure you got the orientation correct before you apply the epoxy or you're screwed and leave on the protective plastic cover on the pedal untill you're done incase any epoxy gets on the front. use enough epoxy so that it oozes out so you get complete and even coverage.

 

I screwed my emergency brake pad on. Just drill out center top/bottom holes from rear of pad, place on pedal, mark holes, drill pilot holes, screw in black screws. Before pad application, press down brake pedal so doesn't move.