Description
Pedal box by VAG, catalog number 1K1721057N. Confirmed catalog fitment: Skoda OCTAVIA II A5 1Z3 (2004–2013), Skoda OCTAVIA II A5 1Z5 (2004–2013), Volkswagen GOLF IV 1J1 (1997–2008), Volkswagen GOLF IV 1J5 (1999–2006), Volkswagen GOLF V 1K1 (2003+) and other body variants. For an accurate match, compare the number and identification with the removed part and confirm the vehicle specification by VIN. The fitment list is a reference and does not replace a vehicle-specific compatibility check.
A pedal assembly is a structural unit that integrates the brake pedal, clutch pedal (for manual transmission), and accelerator pedal into a single mounting frame. It is installed beneath the dashboard and transmits driver input to the vehicle’s control systems.
The assembly includes a metal mounting bracket, pivot shafts, return springs, and connection points to the brake booster, clutch master cylinder, or electronic throttle position sensor.
Common issues include excessive play, sticking movement, squeaking, improper pedal return, or sensor malfunction. Damage may result from collision impact or corrosion at mounting points.
Our catalog includes pedal assemblies for various vehicle brands. Genuine control system components, complete assemblies, and tested used units without frame deformation or pivot wear are available.
Used assemblies are inspected for mounting integrity, pivot condition, spring tension, absence of cracks, and correct structural alignment.
Selection is based on VIN number, transmission type (manual or automatic), vehicle configuration, and part number. Replacing a damaged pedal assembly restores proper control and driving safety.
Compatibility
Fits 10 vehicles
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About the manufacturer · VAG
VAG is a commonly used abbreviation referring to the Volkswagen Group, one of the largest automotive manufacturers and component producers in the world. The group was founded in Germany and includes many well‑known autom...
About the manufacturer · VAG
VAG is a commonly used abbreviation referring to the Volkswagen Group, one of the largest automotive manufacturers and component producers in the world. The group was founded in Germany and includes many well‑known autom...