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hey guys I don't know if there is a thread on this subject but I want to convert my three on the tree to automatic gonna run a c4 question is the brake pedal. can I just cut the clutch pedal off flush where it mounts I have never done this on a truck before sorry to be a pain thanks in advance for any help
hey guys I don't know if there is a thread on this subject but I want to convert my three on the tree to automatic gonna run a c4 question is the brake pedal. can I just cut the clutch pedal off flush where it mounts I have never done this on a truck before sorry to be a pain thanks in advance for any help
You can cut it, you can let it lay on the floor, or you can remove it entirely.
thanks guys I was going to get a fully reconditioned auto column from tom at flashback f100,s so I might ask him when I order my column about finding one for me the brake pedal on an auto is a slightly wider pad if I am not mistaken anyone chime in if you know as always thanks for all your your help this is a great forum I have always found everyone very helpful
brutus67, I still have my original 3 on da three brake pedal in my 66 after converting to auto C6. It has been a dozen plus years ago, but the hardest part was removing the clutch return spring.
Should you be thinking a disc brake power steering upgrade, I would hold off and swap in the tranny at the same time. You will need a different shorter column.
Just make a plan before you jump in and have a column that you need to sell.
thanks guys I was going to get a fully reconditioned auto column from tom at flashback F100's, so I might ask him when I order my column about finding one for me.
The brake pedal on an auto is a slightly wider pad (1973 and later).
1967/72 F100/350: The brake & clutch pedal pads are the same width and part number (B7A-2457-A).
Beginning in 1973: With A/T, the brake pedal pad is wider (D3TZ-2457-A) than the clutch pedal pad (B7A-2457-A).
1968/72 F100/350: The brake pedal (C8TZ-2455-E) is the same with A/T & M/T.
With M/T, the brake pedal rides on the shaft of the clutch pedal. With A/T, there is a separate shaft that the brake pedal rides on.
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