How to check and adjust the brake pedal height on Nissan Armada equipped with electrically adjustable pedals?

On vehicles equipped with electrically adjustable pedals, move the pedals to their lowest position (closest to the floor) before checking or adjusting the brake pedal height. To check the brake pedal released height, remove the brake light and speed control switches. Peel back the carpet and insulator pad. With the brake pedal fully released, measure the distance from the top of the pedal to the floor. If the height is not correct, it must be adjusted. Loosen the pushrod locknut just in front of the power brake booster clevis. Turn the booster pushrod until the pedal height is correct. Tighten the locknut and reinstall the brake light and speed control switches. After adjusting the pedal height, check the freeplay. Press down lightly on the brake pedal and measure the distance that it moves freely before resistance is felt. The freeplay should be within the measurements. If it isn't, check and adjust the pedal height. Check the pedal depressed height only after the brake pedal released height and freeplay are within specification. With the engine running, press the brake pedal fully and measure the pedal pad-to-floor distance. If the height is less than the specified measurement, check the brake system for fluid leaks or other damage.

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Nissan Armada Brake Pedal Assembly with Bracket
Part Number: 46501-ZH30A
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- Other Name: Pedal Assy-Brake W/Bracket
- Replaced by: 46501-ZW00A
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Nissan's factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
- 2006-2010 Nissan Armada | LE, LE/SL, SE, SE/SV | 8 Cyl 5.6L | VK56DE
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Nissan Armada Brake Pedal Assembly with Bracket
Part Number: 46501-ZW00A
$90.66 MSRP: $139.69
You Save: $49.03 (36%)
Ships in 1-3 Business Days
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- Other Name: Pedal Assy-Brake W/Bracket
- Replaces: 46501-ZH30A, 46501-7S115
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Nissan's factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
- 2004-2015 Nissan Armada | LE, LE/SL, Platinum, SE, SE/SV | 8 Cyl 5.6L | VK56DE
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Nissan Armada Brake Pedal Assembly with Bracket
Part Number: 46501-5ZW0A
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- Other Name: Pedal Assy-Brake W/Bracket
- Replaces: 46501-1LA0B
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Nissan's factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
- 2017-2019 Nissan Armada | Platinum, Platinum CP, SL, SV | 8 Cyl 5.6L | VK56VD
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Nissan Armada Brake Pedal Assembly with Bracket
Part Number: 46501-7S115
$90.66 MSRP: $139.69
You Save: $49.03 (36%)
Ships in 1-3 Business Days
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Product Specifications
- Other Name: Pedal Assy-Brake W/Bracket
- Replaced by: 46501-ZW00A
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Nissan's factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
- 2004-2007 Nissan Armada | LE, SE | 8 Cyl 5.6L | VK56DE

Nissan Armada Brake Pedal

Through foot force conversion into hydraulic pressure, the Nissan Armada Brake Pedal allows the driver to quickly slow down or halt the large SUV, keeping everyone on board safe. Each time owners press the Brake Pedal in a car, those ribbed rubber pads lose a bit of grip. After years of daily use, these ribs get flattened out. Once that happens, the surface can get pretty slick, more so when the shoe is wet. It is easy to slip off a Brake Pedal during an emergency when the pedal surface is totally smooth. Nissan owners can return to safe grip and fresh appearance simply by replacing the worn pad without the need to change the underlying linkage since the Armada design has a simple slip-on rubber covering that is molded to fit on the metal arm. Behind the brake pad, the Brake Pedal lever directly pushes the master cylinder pushrod. This builds hydraulic pressure that feeds the calipers or drums at each wheel. A firm consistent pedal feel means you have nice healthy hydraulics. This simple mechanism was shared by earlier generations with later models, meaning there are no radically different types, just minor tweaks in pad texture and shape. Regardless of whether it is a first-generation Nissan full-size SUV or a newer Armada family hauler, a clean Brake Pedal surface will help create predictable stopping distances and reinforce confidence on every trip your foot makes to the Brake Pedal.

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Nissan Armada Brake Pedal Parts Questions & Experts Answers

Brake Pedal Assembly with Bracket
46501-ZH30A
Q: How to check and adjust the brake pedal height on Nissan Armada equipped with electrically adjustable pedals?
A:
On vehicles equipped with electrically adjustable pedals, move the pedals to their lowest position (closest to the floor) before checking or adjusting the brake pedal height. To check the brake pedal released height, remove the brake light and speed control switches. Peel back the carpet and insulator pad. With the brake pedal fully released, measure the distance from the top of the pedal to the floor. If the height is not correct, it must be adjusted. Loosen the pushrod locknut just in front of the power brake booster clevis. Turn the booster pushrod until the pedal height is correct. Tighten the locknut and reinstall the brake light and speed control switches. After adjusting the pedal height, check the freeplay. Press down lightly on the brake pedal and measure the distance that it moves freely before resistance is felt. The freeplay should be within the measurements. If it isn't, check and adjust the pedal height. Check the pedal depressed height only after the brake pedal released height and freeplay are within specification. With the engine running, press the brake pedal fully and measure the pedal pad-to-floor distance. If the height is less than the specified measurement, check the brake system for fluid leaks or other damage.