• My clutch pedal comes up about 4" past the normal position for it. Any help with what causes this would be appreciated.


    Gary


    On Edit: I have found the problem. A little brace that connects to the dash with felt on it is missing. Now I have to figure out 1. How to find the part and 2. Properly installing it. Not sure if it's welded in or not.


    Edited by - garymcgowan on 12/27/2006 18:38:19

  • Gary, in the picture, look right below the curved part of the clutch arm that would contact the upstop. You'll see a triangular rubber bumper; it's the upstop for the brake pedal. The brake pedal is 'pressed down' at the moment.


    NPD has a generic upstop for the clutch. It doesn't have the rib you see in the picture next to the carriage bolt head. Check pg 110 in their catalog. If you download their catalog, you'll find it in the Transmission section. Good luck!

    Greg Z

  • Greg.... You saved me a lot of work with your help. I thank you very much. I will be driving over to NPD in Ocala, Fl tomorrow and pick one up.


    What really amazes me is someone would actually put pedals in a car without these parts. Oh well, good thing my son has small hands.<img src=images/icon_smile_big.gif border=0 align=middle>


    Thanks... Gary

  • Gary,

    Without the pedal stop, the pedal can come up and the heavy spring will pop out. When you install the new plastic bushings you would remove that stop and install the spring the easy way. <img src=images/icon_smile_big.gif border=0 align=middle>

    Dave V.

  • Thanks Dave V. Mine was missing the plastic bushing, I,ve bought a new one, but have been putting off changing it. Think I'll change it tomorrow now I know the easy way.


    Cheers,

    Tony

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