At the Huffy quality level of pedals, you most likely won't be able to service the part, you can find a set of replacement pedals at your local bike shop starting at about $10 for the pair.
SOURCE: The chain wants to jump off while trying to change gears
There are several things that could be wrong:
Shifter out of adjustment
Chain worn
Chain and gear(s) worn
Shifter out of adjustment:
Try adjusting the cable tension by turning the barrel (the part between the cable and the shifter). Count the number of turns and reset it to its original position if this doesn't solve it.
Chain worn:
Chains wear out. hold a ruler up to it, with one end centered on a pin. 12" away, another pin should like up very very very close to the 12" mark. If not, it's probably worn out and needs to be replaced. No way around it. Some say chains are good for 500 miles only. Your mileage may vary. (keep reading...)
Chain worn and gear(s) worn:
If the bike has been ridden witha worn chain for a while, it will make the gears in the back wear faster too, and a new chain alone will not work. If this is the case, you need a new chain and new gears in the back. Often, gears in the back are replaced all at once in a 'cassette'. You'll have to make sure your front gears aren't worn out too!
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Pedal bearing or bottom bracket bearing? Your best bet would be to take it to a local Bike Shop and have them assess it.
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