Well i have no idea how this came about but on my 2010 ss/tc the clutch pedal is starting to break inhalf. I have no idea how the hell this happened i went to go shift today and i felt my foot slip of the clutch thank god i was in neutral. But my real question is where can i get new pedals for my car

 

are you looking for aftermarket or oem??

 

aftermarket

 

05-up Chevrolet Cobalt Pedals at Andy's Auto Sport

 

The best ones I've seen. These folks actually put a lot of engineering effort into them:

SRP CHEVROLET COBALT and SS PEDALS

 

I would take the car to the dealershiop and have them cover it under warranty, then get the aftermarket pedals of your choice and keep the oem ones as a backup.

 

^This

 

id like to find some aftermarket peddles that look just like the pedals in 06+ civic SI's. i miss it

 

really silly question. but its just the rubber that is breaking? or the actual pedal assembly?

 

just the rubber pedal

 

actually the clutch pedal breaking is a pretty common problem. Since the clutch pedal is indirectly linked to you clutch, its a tell tale sign that your clutch is going bad. GM designed the pedal to start decomposing as the clutch wears. If the pedal is noticeably broken then you should start noticing clutch slipage.

Buy a new clutch and your problem is fixed.

 

nothings wrong with my clutch at all the car only has 7500 miles on it i think my foot just slipped or something

 

don't these all just screw onto the pedal its self? How are you going to install it if your missing half the pedal?

 

^ this, i didn't really think about it

 

the screws are all there the rubber pedal itself just broke all i need to go is just get some new pedals

 

the GMPP pedals are cool. I have em, just kind of a bitch to put on

 

it's a slip on pad. same size as the mustang gt stainless pads. that's what i replaced mine with.

 

^^^^^This. The new clutch comes with the rubber pedal.

 

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Performance Pedals resells SRP pedals. I much prefer SRP's site because they detail their testing, and you can even see the coefficient of friction of each pedal type in dry and wet conditions.