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66 Clutch pedal assembly differences

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I purchased and assembly off of ebay. How do I know if it is the right one or not? I am converting my 66 mustang from auto to manual with manual brakes, manual linkages, etc. Nothing is power.

Is there a difference between 66 pedal assemblies? Does anyone have pictures?

Thanks for your time.:SNSign:
 

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A difference between a 66 pedal assembly and what? What are you asking? If you restate your question, you'll probably get better responses...
 
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sorry for not being clear. are there different pedal assemblies for the 66 mustang? does it matter whether you have power brakes or not? will a pedal assembly from a 67 work for 66? i have absolutely no idea if what this guy sold me is actually a 66 mustang clutch pedal assembly. thanks for your time.
 

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Couldn't get power disc brakes on a '66.
 
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2bav8,

given what you said, dont know if this is going to work because my pedal says "power brakes" on it.... it just may not work...
 
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You could get power brakes in 66, just not power disc brakes. Check your new brake pedal against the one you have for the auto. It is the same pedal, just the metal part under the pad is different. Many people "convert" their auto brake pedal with a hacksaw or whizzwheel, it's no big deal. If it looks the same, chances are the clutch pedal is the right one also. There is no difference in a power or non power brake pedal in 65-66.
 
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will a clutch&brake pedal assembly from a 67/68 work for my 66? has anyone tried this and had success?
 

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hgufrin said:
will a clutch&brake pedal assembly from a 67/68 work for my 66? has anyone tried this and had success?
Click to expand...
They are different
 
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thanks everyone
 
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