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Brake and clutch pedal removal help, 56 f100

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Brake and clutch pedal removal help, 56 f100

Can someone please tell me how to remove the shaft from the pedal assembly on my 56 f100? I have a hanging pedal assembly that I am installing and I can't quite figure out how to remove the shaft that holds the pedals in place. It appears to me that there might be a roll pin on the clutch end that needs to come out in order to slide the shaft out, am I right? Thanks in advance for the help.

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remove pedal bolt/pedal and then there's a roll pin......i can't remember the order though and my shaft had to come out the clutch arm side (the trans was in the way).
 
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Thank you so much, I see how it comes off now.

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I'm having issues removing my clutch pedal as well. The above diagram is similar to the one in my shop manual but my locking pin nut is on top.
I guess the question I have, is do I just pound the locking pin out or am I missing something in getting the pedal to release?

If I pound out, do I push it up from the bottom?
You should have seen it before I cleaned it up.
 
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You appear to have a threaded pin. Or at least the cap on the pin is threaded. I'd unscrew it if you can. Then if the pin doesn't come out with it beat it out with a punch. Last resort, drill.
 
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Originally Posted by Julies Cool F1
You appear to have a threaded pin. Or at least the cap on the pin is threaded. I'd unscrew it if you can. Then if the pin doesn't come out with it beat it out with a punch. Last resort, drill.
Thanks, That's kind of what I figured. Since I'm new to all this, I'm hoping to avoid too many expensive bonehead moves when I can.
 
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Thanks, That's kind of what I figured. Since I'm new to all this, I'm hoping to avoid too many expensive bonehead moves when I can.
sorry, you should find a different hobby.. this one is riddled with oops and dang it!
But I love it..

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sorry, you should find a different hobby.. this one is riddled with oops and dang it!
But I love it..

sam
Yeah, I think there have been several threads on this topic. It's not really a hobby, it's more like a sickness and I have no desire to recover from this one.
 
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Originally Posted by Harrier
I'm having issues removing my clutch pedal as well. The above diagram is similar to the one in my shop manual but my locking pin nut is on top.
I guess the question I have, is do I just pound the locking pin out or am I missing something in getting the pedal to release?

If I pound out, do I push it up from the bottom?
You should have seen it before I cleaned it up.

were you able to find a solution to getting this bolt loose?
 
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I ended up pulling the pedal out with the shaft still attached. I was then able to remove the bolt. I don't think I ever removed the shaft from the pedal though. That was 10 years ago.

 
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