Accelerator pedal. Porsche 356  ❭  PCG42301100

Accelerator Pedal 

Restore the original driving feel of your classic Porsche with this OE Match Accelerator Pedal for the Porsche 356. Manufactured to replicate the original factory specification, this provides the correct fit, profile and pedal action for smooth, progressive throttle control.

Fits:

• Porsche 356 1950-55
• Porsche 356A 1955-59
• Porsche 356B 1959-63
• Porsche 356C 1963-65

The accelerator pedal is one of the most frequently used components in your Porsche, transferring every movement of your right foot to the throttle linkage. A worn or damaged pedal can affect driving comfort, throttle response and the overall driving experience. This OE Match replacement is ideal for concours restorations, routine maintenance or replacing worn original components while preserving the authentic appearance of your Porsche 356.

What Does the Accelerator Pedal Do?

The accelerator pedal is the driver's direct connection to the engine's throttle system.

Its primary functions include:

• Controlling engine speed by operating the throttle linkage.
• Delivering smooth, progressive throttle input.
• Providing precise acceleration and engine response.
• Returning to the idle position when released.
• Maintaining comfortable and predictable pedal operation.

A correctly functioning accelerator pedal is essential for safe, responsive and enjoyable driving.

Why Does the Accelerator Pedal Wear Out?

After decades of use, the accelerator pedal is subjected to constant movement, pressure and environmental exposure.

Common causes of wear include:

• General wear from continuous operation.
• Cracking or deterioration of the pedal material.
• Damage caused by ageing and UV exposure.
• Wear around the pivot or mounting points.
• Distortion from previous repairs or incorrect installation.
• Corrosion or contamination affecting associated linkage components.

As the pedal wears, it may become loose, damaged or less responsive, reducing driving precision.

When Should It Be Replaced?

Replacement is recommended when:

• The pedal is cracked, chipped or broken.
• Excessive movement develops at the pivot.
• Throttle operation becomes inconsistent.
• The original pedal is heavily worn or missing.
• Carrying out a complete pedal box refurbishment.
• Completing a concours or factory-correct restoration.
• Restoring smooth and precise throttle operation.

Replacing a worn accelerator pedal improves driver confidence while restoring the original feel of the Porsche 356 controls.