Can the Brake Pedal Height Be Adjusted?
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Vehicle brake pedal height can indeed be adjusted. There are adjustment screws located on both the brake pedal and the pump, which can be turned to achieve the desired position. Alternatively, you may visit an authorized repair shop or a 4S dealership to have professionals perform the adjustment. Below are DIY methods for adjusting brake pedal height: 1. If the pedal gradually becomes too high: Firmly depress the brake pedal when parked to restore normal height. 2. If the pedal was manufactured with excessive height: Locate the push rod between the vacuum booster and master cylinder (inside the booster's port). Adjust the length of this rod using its threaded end screw to extend it slightly. 3. If the pedal feels high but spongy: This indicates air in the system, which requires bleeding to correct.