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Hello All, Is it possible to remove the clutch foot rest, as i keep catching the edge of my foot on the rest as i change gear. If not i will have to learn to point my clutch foot more to the right to avoid the rest, perhaps should of bought a automatic instead ? I have a 3 series 318 se (02) plate tourer.

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Yes, but you will only clear about 7-10mm and it might look a mess !!

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No experience with removing it from an E46.

Did remove it from a BMW Mini, made loads of difference.

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TBH I don't know why they included it on manuals :huh:

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