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Removing Clutch And Brake Pedal Assembly

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91foxbod50

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I was just wondering how to remove the pedal assembly. i started stripping it down and got as far as taking th pedal off for the clutch lol. im lost on this one
 
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Anybody?
 

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You need to drop the steering column down to gain access to the bolts for the pedal assembly
 

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And you need to undo the brake booster bolts too. Its a huge pita
 
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prepare to pull ur hair out..its a pita job..
 
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So far ive dropped the columd and got the brake booster bolts off. This sucks. I still have one bolt to get off for the brqke booster. Its just hardbto get to. But after that what do i have to do?
 

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Pull the bolts/nuts off that hold the entire bracket assembly and pull it out.
 

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When I did my pedal assy. switch from just a brake to one w/ a clutch pedal,(AOD to manual conv.) I removed my drivers seat also so I could lay on the floor to get to that stuff under the dash. I made it a bit easier. A few blankets also made it more comfortable to lay on.
 
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Yea im gonna have to do that. Getting poked constantly by the bolt for the seat is starting to get on my nerves. To think i have to do this twice....
 
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I have another question lol. On the bolts theres these clips. Are they a must? I kinda jacked one up and i am a perfectionist. So i beleave in keeping the car as if it were a factory 5.0. But i guess as long as the pedals dont fall off when im cruisin ill be happy
 
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