Adjusting pedals

[noob]

I just picked up a left over 2024 Escalade and my previous two (2010 and 2017 model) had the ability to adjust the pedal distance. I do not see any buttons or menu that offers that, and I'm wondering is it a feature I don't know how to get to, or did they go away from that? I really like the feature.

 

[Fless]

What's it say about it in the Owner's Manual?

 

[WalleyeMikeIII]

Don’t believe this generation has adjustable pedals…

 

[Blueinterceptor]

No more adjustable pedals.

My wife really misses them

 

[noob]

No more adjustable pedals.

My wife really misses them

That sucks, I really like that feature on the previous generations! wonder why they got rid of it?

 

[KMeloney]

That sucks, I really like that feature on the previous generations! wonder why they got rid of it?

They got rid of or changed some things that I definitely miss. Goofy stuff, too -- like only allowing you to get your fingers behind the sun visor to pull it down from one 2" depression (instead of giving you room across the entire leading edge of it). Just makes no sense.

 

[Joseph Garcia]

I agree that sunsetting the adjustable pedals was not a great decision by GM.

 

[C-Lion]

That sucks, I really like that feature on the previous generations! wonder why they got rid of it?

My guess is that they cheaped out. I'm not happy with that omission, either.

 

[2024 White Tahoe]

They got rid of or changed some things that I definitely miss. Goofy stuff, too -- like only allowing you to get your fingers behind the sun visor to pull it down from one 2" depression (instead of giving you room across the entire leading edge of it). Just makes no sense.

I thought I’d be the only one to notice the small depression on the right side of the driver sunvisor.

Out of habit, I use my left hand to pull down the sun visor, while holding the wheel with my right (dominant) hand.

I am also irritated that there is no grab handle on the left front A-pillar. The pull-down handle in the ceiling is useless and awkward to use.

Sometimes I think the snowflakes that design some vehicle features do not drive, and have no clue on how certain items can be very helpful if designed properly.

 

[homesick]

... Sometimes I think the snowflakes that design some vehicle features do not drive, and have no clue on how certain items can be very helpful if designed properly.

LOL, I think that's true of engineers the world over, in all product categories.

How often have you seen assembly instructions that were sorely lacking in themselves, let alone instructions that didn't fully fit the product you're assembling?

<hints- bicycle? swing set?>

joe