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69Rcode_Mach1

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Anybody have any pictures of where the toploader linkage exits the firewall and maybe even where it hooks up to the pedal on any 67-70 mustang. I need to know for my hydraulic setup I haven't been able to find any.
 

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Guys I need these in order to get an idea of where to place the master cylinder for my clutch please.
 

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There has to be some 1969 guys out there who can help me out.
 

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Sorry bud, my car is an auto or I'd have already snapped a pic for ya. I recall articles in the magazines for converting to a hydraulic clutch, have you looked on their websites?
 

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I am looking everywhere with no results. I have searched the hell out of the internet i have found something that shows where i can install the cylinder so I know it's possible.
 
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There should be a plugged hole on the firewall you can punch out to feed the clutch rod through. I can't snap a pic because the rod is hidden behind a bunch of stuff.

Are you making this yourself or did you buy a hydraulic kit with no instructions?
 

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I will be buying the hydraulic clutch tomorrow but I can't seem to find that piece that needs to be punched out. It's driving me crazy I need a pic to see where it comes from. I want to find it so I can take some measurements.
 
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Do you haev the clutch pedal in? It should be in line with the pushrod hole.
 

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Yeah the pedal is in, where does the pushrod connect on your pedal? At the top or inthe hole 3/4's of the way up?
 
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On the "ear" that sticks out the side of the pedal. I have to run but I'll post a pic in a bit.

edit - I took the pic with my old camera thinking it's be "faster" but I can't find the card reader. Basically it's in line with the ear of the clutch pedal, on the bottom hole. It is to the upper-left of the steering column. I think that's the speedo cable immediately above the hole.
 

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Hmmm still having trouble finding it. The biggest problem is I don't really know what I am looking for. I have taken this whole car apart and swapping out the pedals and locating this dang thing have been the most tiresome by far.
 
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my '73 didn't have a plug. i looked until i was blue in the face. i ended just threading the rod from the clutch pedal to the firewall. on my car the rubber seal around the steering column was large enough to pass it through. i did a four speed changeover on a '71 back in '80 and i remember doing the same thing. i don't recall there being a plug in the firewall on that car either. is it possible that Ford made 2 different firewalls?
 
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Does this help?
 

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Yeah thanks I appreciate it. I have been looking in that same spot and can't really see it. I will keep looking. Thanks Ron for taking that pic for me.
 

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firewall

i have a 69 that i am going to install a hyd clutch.the hole your talking about is directly below the the fuse box.give me your email address and i will email you a pic....................................................................roger
 

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Awesome thanks a lot I appreciate it. Is your car power brakes?

My email is: 69Rcode.Mach1@gmail.com
 
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