Firewall question
What ARE the threaded holes and round thingies for on my 1952 F-1? And how do I make my picture smaller?
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Those are where the throttle bell crank mounts if I am seeing the picture correctly.
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The picture size is just fine, but we need a picture with you standing farther back now so that we can get oriented to the location.
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Originally Posted by raytasch
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Those are where the throttle bell crank mounts if I am seeing the picture correctly.
Ray was typing at the same time as me. I'd say he's right. About the right spacing. |
I was bent over under the dash when I took the picture.
The holes and thingies are just to the right of the gas pedal and above the transmission cover. These are inside the cab. |
It's where the throttle linkage is retained on the engine side of the firewall. The cups seen here serve as a retainer for the firewall insulator.
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Ah so! Thanks, Wayne.
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There's two sets of holes on a 52. The uppers in your pic are for your V8, the lower set of captive nuts are for the OHV6 215 engine's accelerator linkage that was new for 52. Stu
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