Re: Clutch Pedal Iron Squeak
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Bob, it wasn't a worn clutch and brake pedal shaft? Ron Carpenter, Walnut Creek, CA reproduces these.
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Re: Clutch Pedal Iron Squeak
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Thanks Su8.
Possibly a slightly worn clutch pedal shaft (iron), it does way more work than a brake shaft, but the slight wear was addressed with this nylon rub block. The toe board is also a bit distorted over the years. Works great now though and will likely do so for years to come. Bob J.
Posted on: Today 19:08
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Re: Clutch Pedal Iron Squeak
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If the 37 pedal and shaft arrangement is the same as later models wear could also be caused by lack of lubrication. Later cars thru at least 50 have one grease fitting on the end of the shaft at the brake side. That fitting is threaded into a long passage thru the shaft with small holes drilled into the passage to allow grease into the space between brake and clutch pedal bushings. Problem with that single fitting is the grease is oozing out around the bushings on both sides of the brake pedal long before it ever reaches the clutch bushings. I expect a lot of lube guys stopped the grease gun as soon as they saw it coming out and long before fresh grease ever reached the clutch pedal.
Posted on: Today 19:23
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Howard
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