Parts for your 2014 Ford Mondeo-Pedal pads

2014 Ford Mondeo pedal pads: what they do and when to replace them

Based on technical sources used by dealerships and repairers, pedal pads are absolutely relevant and fitted on the 2014 Ford Mondeo. Ford’s service literature and dealer parts catalogues (often referred to as Ford Microcat/FINIS) list rubber pedal covers for the brake pedal on all models and for the clutch pedal on manual-transmission cars. The accelerator on this Mondeo generation is an integrated plastic pedal module and doesn’t use a separate rubber pad. Owner and workshop manual guidance also calls for non-slip pedal surfaces, aligning with AU/NZ roadworthiness checks that expect pedals to have secure, grippy coverings.

On a 2014 Mondeo, pedal pads are those hard-wearing rubber covers that slip over the metal pedal arms. Their job is simple but critical: provide a grippy, non-slip surface so a boot doesn’t skate off the brake or clutch, especially when it’s wet. They also add a touch of comfort and help isolate a bit of vibration during the daily commute.

As part of regular servicing, it’s smart to inspect the pads. If the rubber has gone smooth or shiny, is cracking, hardened, or starting to lift at the edges, it’s time to replace. Missing or slippery pads can cop a fail at a WOF/RWC, and more importantly, they compromise braking feel. Automatic Mondeos have a single brake pedal pad, manuals have both brake and clutch pads. The accelerator typically doesn’t have a removable pad.

Replacement is quick and DIY-friendly. Pop the old pad off, clean the bare metal pedal face with a dry cloth (a dab of isopropyl alcohol is fine), then warm the new pad slightly in hot water to make it more pliable. Press the lower lip on first and work it around until the pad’s lip fully captures the pedal plate all the way around—no gaps, no twists. Avoid lubricants or dressings, they’ll make the surface slippery.

For best results, choose genuine or quality aftermarket pads specified for the 2014 Mondeo and for your transmission type. During routine washes, give the pads a scrub with mild soap to remove grit and silicone overspray. A grippy pedal is cheap insurance for safe, confident braking and clutch control.

• Check at every service or 10,000–15,000 km.
• Replace immediately if smooth, cracked, loose, or missing.
• Keep clean, don’t apply tyre shine or silicone to pedals.

Popular questions

How do you know when the Mondeo’s pedal pads need replacing?
If the rubber looks glazed or shiny, is cracked or hard, or the pad can shift underfoot, it’s due. Any loss of grip—especially when wet—means the pad’s worn out. Missing corner lips or a pad that won’t sit flush are also clear signs to swap it.

Are brake and clutch pedal pads the same on every 2014 Mondeo?
They’re vehicle-specific and differ by transmission. All models use a brake pedal pad, while manuals add a clutch pad. Shapes can vary, so order by VIN or build details to get the right fit for your Mondeo.

Does the accelerator pedal have a removable pad?
No. The 2014 Mondeo’s accelerator is an integrated plastic pedal assembly without a separate rubber cover. If it’s damaged, the usual fix is repair or replacement of the pedal module rather than fitting a pad.