

The part is the driver’s primary interface for controlling the brake and clutch functions on the HOWO MAX 4X2 tractor. This Combination pedal assembly integrates the brake pedal arm, pedal base, return spring, wear sleeve, shaft, bushings, and all associated fasteners, brackets, and seals into a single, precision-engineered unit.
When you choose authentic Howo Parts, this Combination pedal assembly guarantees OE fitment, reliable operation, and long service life. Below are detailed descriptions of every component included with this Combination pedal assembly.
The pedal cover is a durable rubber pad that provides a non-slip surface for the driver’s foot. This Combination pedal assembly cover is made from oil-resistant rubber with a raised tread pattern for excellent grip.
The cotter pin is a split pin used to secure nuts and shafts in The part. It is made from spring steel and prevents loosening under vibration.
The shim is a thin steel washer that adjusts the axial clearance between moving parts of The part. It ensures precise pedal travel and reduces wear.
The bushing is a bronze-lined sleeve that reduces friction on pivot points in The part. It supports the pedal shaft and ensures smooth, long-lasting operation.
This is the main structural arm of The part, connecting the pedal pad to the master cylinder pushrod. It is forged from high-strength steel and includes the pivot bearing.
The brake clamp secures the master cylinder pushrod to the pedal arm. It is made from hardened steel and features a pinch-bolt design for easy adjustment.
The return spring is a heavy-duty coil spring that pulls the pedal back to its rest position after release. This Combination pedal assembly spring maintains pedal free play and ensures rapid brake release.
The wear sleeve is a hardened steel tube that protects the pedal shaft from scoring. It is a sacrificial component that can be replaced when worn, extending the life of The part shaft.
The pedal shaft is a precision-ground steel pin that supports the brake and clutch pedals in The part. It is case-hardened for wear resistance and includes locking grooves.
This split pin locks the pedal shaft and other pivot pins in place. It is a standard safety fastener used throughout The part to prevent accidental disassembly.
The connecting fork links the pedal arm to the master cylinder pushrod. This Combination pedal assembly fork is forged steel and features a clevis pin hole for secure attachment.
The hexagon flat nut is used on various studs and bolts within The part. It is zinc-plated for corrosion resistance and torqued to specification.
The top rod is a connecting link between the pedal and the master cylinder in some variants of The part. It is adjustable for correct pedal height.
This nylon washer acts as a low-friction bearing surface at pivot points, reducing noise and wear in The part. It is self-lubricating and resistant to chemicals.
The axis pin is a hardened steel dowel that aligns the pedal base to the mounting bracket. It ensures precise positioning of The part during installation.
This standard hexagon nut secures several fasteners in The part. It is made from carbon steel with a zinc coating and is torqued to 25 Nm.
The spring washer is a split-coil locking washer placed under bolt heads to prevent loosening due to vibration. It is a critical fastening element in The part.
The limit bolt acts as a mechanical stop to control pedal travel. This Combination pedal assembly bolt prevents over-extension of the master cylinder and protects the brake system.
This stamped steel bracket holds the brake light switch in the correct position to be actuated by the pedal. It is an integral part of The part.
This pre-assembled fastener set includes a hexagon head bolt with a spring washer and a flat washer, providing a complete fixing solution for various brackets in The part.
A standard hexagon head bolt (available in two lengths) is used for mounting The part base and brackets. It is grade 8.8 with a zinc-plated finish.
The flange nut has an integrated washer face that distributes load evenly. It is used on The part mounting studs to secure the pedal base to the firewall.
Various sealing gaskets (with different encodings) are used between The part components and the firewall to prevent dust and moisture ingress, ensuring long-term durability.
The cover plate is a protective shield that covers the pedal mechanism. It keeps dirt and debris away from the moving parts of The part and enhances cab appearance.
This special bolt is used for a specific mounting point on The part. It has a unique thread pitch and length, and must be replaced with the genuine part.
This gasket seals the multi-way connector where multiple air or fluid lines join. It prevents leaks that would affect the performance of The part.
The multi-way connector is a brass or steel fitting that distributes pressure to different circuits. It is a vital part of The part pneumatic interface.
The pedal base is the main mounting platform for The part. It is a cast aluminum structure with reinforcement ribs and precision machined holes for all pivot points.
This double-ended stud allows attachment of components on both sides of The part bracket. It is made from heat-treated steel for high strength.
The clutch harness bracket organizes the wiring and tubing near the pedal area. It keeps the lines clear of moving parts and ensures reliable operation of The part.
Combination pedal assembly – genuine HOWO complete brake and clutch pedal unit for MAX 4X2
This Combination pedal assembly includes every component from the pedal cover to the mounting brackets, return spring, bushings, and all fasteners. No extra parts are needed for a full replacement of the pedal system.
The part uses forged steel for the pedal arm, cast aluminum for the base, and hardened steel for shafts and pins. All components are corrosion-resistant and designed for heavy-duty use.
Every bracket, bushing, and seal in this Combination pedal assembly is machined to SINOTRUK’s OE specifications, guaranteeing that the pedal height, travel, and feel match the original factory calibration.
With spring washers, cotter pins, split pins, and locking nuts, this Combination pedal assembly ensures that all fasteners stay secure even under the severe vibration of a heavy truck, reducing maintenance frequency.
The part is mounted to the firewall and connects the driver’s foot input to the brake master cylinder and clutch master cylinder (or air valve). When the driver presses the pedal, the pedal arm rotates on the shaft, transmitting force through the connecting fork and pushrod. The return spring ensures the pedal returns to its rest position when released.
The wear sleeve and bushings reduce friction and allow smooth articulation. The limit bolt prevents over-travel, and the brake light switch bracket ensures the brake lights illuminate correctly. The pedal base provides a rigid mounting point. All fasteners and seals keep the assembly secure and protected from contaminants. A properly functioning Combination pedal assembly gives the driver confident, responsive control over the vehicle’s braking and clutch systems, enhancing safety and driving comfort.
Before installation, disconnect the battery and remove the old pedal assembly. Mount the pedal base to the firewall using the provided hexagon bolts and flange nuts, ensuring the sealing gasket is correctly positioned. Install the pedal shaft, wear sleeve, and bushings. Attach the brake pedal arm assembly onto the shaft, securing with the cotter pin and split pin.
Install the return spring between the pedal and the bracket. Connect the master cylinder pushrod using the connecting fork and lock with the hexagon nut. Mount the brake light switch bracket and adjust the limit bolt to set the correct pedal travel. Install the cover plate and the clutch harness bracket. Finally, check all fasteners for torque and test the pedal operation. The part is now ready for use.
If the pedal feels spongy or has excessive free play, check the master cylinder pushrod adjustment and the return spring tension. A squeaking noise indicates lack of lubrication on the shaft or bushings; apply lithium grease to the pivot points. If the pedal does not return fully, the return spring may be broken or the shaft may be binding – inspect and replace the spring or bushings.
A loose pedal indicates worn bushings or a damaged shaft; replace the worn parts. If the brake lights stay on, adjust the limit bolt or the brake light switch bracket. Always use genuine Combination pedal assembly components for repairs to maintain the original pedal feel and safety.
Inspect The part at every scheduled service (every 50,000 km). Check for wear on the pedal cover, bushings, and wear sleeve. Lubricate the shaft and pivot points. Ensure all fasteners are tight and that the return spring retains adequate tension. Examine the sealing gaskets for cracks and replace if necessary. If the pedal feels rough, disassemble and clean the components. Keep the area around the pedal clean and free from debris. Regular maintenance of The part ensures consistent brake and clutch operation and extends the life of the assembly.
This Combination pedal assembly is specifically designed for the HOWO MAX 4X2 tractor and is compatible with all production years from 2018 onward. It also fits SITRAK C7H and HOWO T7H models with the same cab architecture. The kit includes both brake and clutch pedal components (where applicable). It is not compatible with older A7 or WD615 models, which have a different pedal box design. Always verify your vehicle’s VIN and pedal configuration before ordering this Combination pedal assembly.
Aftermarket pedal assemblies often use inferior materials that wear quickly, leading to increased free play, squeaks, and even pedal failure. Generic springs may lose tension, causing delayed brake release. Counterfeit bushings can crack and seize the pedal, creating a dangerous situation. Genuine HOWO Combination pedal assembly components are manufactured to SINOTRUK’s exacting standards, using certified steels, high-grade polymers, and precision-matched springs. The small additional cost of a genuine Combination pedal assembly is trivial compared to the safety risk of a malfunctioning brake or clutch pedal.