80-86 manual pedal assembly
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80-86 manual pedal assembly
I am starting the process of swapping out a 351w and ZF5 tranny out of an 89 f250 into the bronco. Since the bronco is currently an AOD, I know I will need to swap steering columns and pedal assembly's to those from a manual from the 80-86 range. None of my local junk or parts yards seem to have the pedal assembly and I haven't been able to find any good pics online so I know what I am looking for.
Does anybody have a few pics of a pedal assembly, or an extra one laying around they would like to part with?
Does anybody have a few pics of a pedal assembly, or an extra one laying around they would like to part with?
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You need a hydraulic pedal assembly for a ZF as the bell and slave boss are all part of the gearbox.
Hydraulic clutches were introduced in 1983.
Prior to that trucks had a mechanical clutch linkage.
Gary Lewis has a lot of information collected in his threads about putting a ZF-5 into his Dad's '81(?) truck.
Hydraulic clutches were introduced in 1983.
Prior to that trucks had a mechanical clutch linkage.
Gary Lewis has a lot of information collected in his threads about putting a ZF-5 into his Dad's '81(?) truck.
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Some aftermarket flywheels are drilled for both. Not sure how to tell what you have in there now though.
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Called napa and they list both a 10" and a 11" clutch for my 86 f150, when i asked how i can tell what i have he said take it out and measure it. I have the means and mechanical know how to do so but my shop is also my families place of business and cannot be tied up for more than an afternoon.
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Called napa and they list both a 10" and a 11" clutch for my 86 f150, when i asked how i can tell what i have he said take it out and measure it. I have the means and mechanical know how to do so but my shop is also my families place of business and cannot be tied up for more than an afternoon.
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