cluch pedel for van
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cluch pedel for van
i know this has been asked before ,i made a search and didnt find anything.So i will ask .Where can i buy a clutch pedal Assembly for a 92-96 ford fan?
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Sorry, you can "bump" all you like, but IMO "they" NEVER even made a "cluch pedel...for a 92-96 ford van".
IMO chances look mighty slim 16-20 years later for them to "still sell this part".
Think you'd need to look into modifying clutch pedal parts from F150, or earlier Econoline, back when manual tranny was available.
IMO chances look mighty slim 16-20 years later for them to "still sell this part".
Think you'd need to look into modifying clutch pedal parts from F150, or earlier Econoline, back when manual tranny was available.
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In the early 70's (before Econoline's design change in '75) an "econoline with a clutch" was quite common. Even in mid80's manual tranny was listed as standard & getting an Econoline w/an automatic was an option.
Think '88 or '89 was last year for Econolines with manual tranny. Would look it up if not for complaints about citing literature.
Would be interested IF "they had (clutch/manual tranny) in the later years,perhaps foreign models only". Never seen a wrong hand drive version. Would also be interested in any homemade/DIY conversion to manual tranny. In all my years, I've never seen a 92-up Econoline w/clutch.
Would be interested IF "they had (clutch/manual tranny) in the later years,perhaps foreign models only". Never seen a wrong hand drive version. Would also be interested in any homemade/DIY conversion to manual tranny. In all my years, I've never seen a 92-up Econoline w/clutch.
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1990 was the last year for floor shifted standard transmission in E-series vans.
Last year for column shifted 3 speed was 1986, both in E-series and F-series.
Last year for column shifted 3 speed was 1986, both in E-series and F-series.
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I've got a 96 E250 and I don't see any way you could fit a clutch pedal on one. The foot well is much narrower then the 91 and older vans. That's why I'm searching for an older van right now. I hate automatics!!
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Get the pedal set out of a Pinto, or Mustang II Total space brake and clutch pedal is 8" wide. They're a cable clutch.
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Don't forget the mounting bracket will also be completely different.
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After consulting w/mod, I'm assured it's OK to cite FORD literature here on FTE. Sorry for any distress my confusion may have caused. Neither the 1990 FORD Econoline or 1990 FORD Club Wagon brochures show a "floor shifted standard transmission". The only trannys offered in sales lit were 3 spd auto C6, or 4 spd automatics E4OD & AOD.Would look further to pin down exactly which "was the last year" manual tranny was advertised, but didn't find '88 & '89 lit. The '87 Econoline brochure offered 4 On The Floor, 4 spd OD manual tranny. FORD likely continued to build some, special order, manual tranny Econolines for awhile, after they stopped advertising & before eliminating them completely.IMO those early Econoline clutch pedal parts would potentially be a better candidates than Pinto, Mustang II, or motorcycle parts. Would also expect "92-96 ford" F150/F250 clutch pedal parts to be a better choice. Possibly even better than the early Econoline parts.