Parts for your 2006 Honda Cr-v-Pedal pads

2006 Honda CR‑V Pedal Pads: Purpose, Care and When to Replace

Based on the Honda CR‑V 2002–2006 (RD4–RD7) Service Manual and Honda’s Electronic Parts Catalogue (EPC), pedal pads are indeed used on the 2006 Honda CR‑V. All variants have a rubber brake pedal pad, while manual-transmission models also have a rubber clutch pedal pad. The accelerator on this generation is a hard plastic pedal without a separate rubber pad.

On a 2006 Honda CR‑V, the pedal pads do a simple but important job: they add grip and comfort underfoot, reduce vibration, and protect the metal pedal face from wear. The textured rubber gives consistent feel in wet boots and during long commutes, helping the driver modulate braking (and clutch take‑up on manuals) with confidence. In Australia and New Zealand, worn or missing pedal pads can raise roadworthy concerns, including WOF or RWC checks, because reduced grip can be a safety risk.

As part of regular servicing, it’s smart to give the pedal pads a once‑over. If the tread is flattened, shiny, hard, cracked, or starting to separate from the pedal, it’s time to replace. Any sign of slipping under foot is a red flag. On manual CR‑Vs, replacing both brake and clutch pads together keeps pedal feel consistent.

Replacement is an easy DIY or quick workshop job. The old pad pulls off the pedal face, a small flat tool can help, but go gently to avoid nicking the rubber. Warming the new pad slightly (sunlight or a warm room) makes it more pliable. Hook the top lip first, then work the edges around until it’s fully seated. Avoid sprays or dressings that leave a slick surface. Use a quality genuine or OEM‑equivalent rubber pad, they’re inexpensive and last well.

Cleaning matters too. Dirt and fine grit act like sandpaper. A mild soap solution and a soft brush will restore the tread. During each service or every 10,000–15,000 km, a quick inspection keeps things sweet. For the accelerator, just check the plastic surface for damage and ensure the hinge action is smooth.

• Check pedal pad grip and condition at each service interval.
• Replace if smooth, cracked, hardened, or slipping.
• Keep rubber clean, don’t use silicone or greasy cleaners on pedal surfaces.

Does a 2006 Honda CR‑V have pedal pads?

Yes. All 2006 CR‑V models have a rubber brake pedal pad, and manual models add a rubber clutch pedal pad. The accelerator is a one‑piece plastic pedal without a separate pad.

How hard is it to replace a brake pedal pad on a 2006 CR‑V?

It’s straightforward. Pull off the old rubber, then stretch the new pad over the pedal face, making sure all edges are fully seated. Most owners or any workshop can do it in minutes.

Will worn pedal pads fail a WOF or RWC?

They can. If the pad is smooth, cracked, or missing, grip is reduced and it may not meet safety expectations for WOF (NZ) or RWC (AU). Replacing the pad is a quick, low‑cost fix.