Parts for your 1994 Suzuki Vitara-Pedal pads

1994 Suzuki Vitara Pedal Pads: What They Do and When to Replace

Pedal pads are absolutely relevant and used on the 1994 Suzuki Vitara. Technical references from the Suzuki Electronic Parts Catalog (Vitara/Sidekick 1989–1998, Group 49 – Control Pedals) and the factory Service Manual for Vitara/Sidekick/Geo Tracker (1989–1998, sections covering brake and clutch controls) list rubber pedal pads for the brake pedal, and for the clutch on manual models. These sources also outline routine inspection and renewal of pedal rubbers when worn or hardened. Typical genuine Suzuki pedal rubber part used on many Vitara/Sidekick models is 49751-60A00 (verify by VIN as trims and markets can vary). Automatic models use a wide brake pedal pad, manuals have both brake and clutch pads. The accelerator is usually a plastic treadle and may not have a separate rubber pad.

On a ’94 Vitara, the pedal pads provide grippy, non-slip contact so boots don’t slide off the brake or clutch—especially important on wet Kiwi or Aussie days. They also damp pedal noise and protect the metal pedal arm from wear. Over time the rubber hardens, cracks, or goes smooth and shiny, which reduces grip and can draw attention at a WOF/roadworthy check because pedals must have a secure, non-slip surface.

For servicing, it’s smart to check pedal pads whenever you’re doing brakes or a clutch inspection. If the pad is smooth, split, or has gone hard, replace it. Swapping a pad is straightforward: pull the old rubber off, clean the pedal plate, then work the lip of the new pad over the metal plate starting at one corner. A touch of warm water helps the rubber stretch on. Always ensure the pad seats fully around the edge.

• Check interval: every service or 10,000–15,000 km.
• Replace if: surface is smooth/shiny, cracked, missing chunks, or slips underfoot.
• Fitment tip: confirm manual vs auto configuration and the correct pad shape before ordering.

Using quality OEM-style rubber is best. Universal metal dress-up covers can be slippery and may not meet WOF/roadworthy standards unless they’re properly secured and have a grippy surface.

Popular questions about 1994 Suzuki Vitara pedal pads

What pedal pads does a 1994 Vitara use?

Most 1994 Vitaras use a rubber brake pedal pad, and manual models add a clutch pedal pad. A commonly referenced Suzuki number for the rubber pad used on many trims is 49751-60A00, but it’s wise to confirm by VIN because variants and markets can differ.

How do you replace the pedal pads on a ’94 Vitara?

Gently pry off the old rubber, clean the pedal plate, then stretch the new pad over the plate, hooking one edge first and working around until the lip is fully seated. No special tools needed—just make sure the pad is snug so it can’t slip.

Will aftermarket pedal covers pass WOF/roadworthy?

They can, provided they’re secure and offer a non-slip surface. Smooth metal “race” covers are risky and may fail. OEM-style rubber pads are the safest bet for compliance and everyday grip.