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Somehow the bracket that holds the gas pedal rod to the firewall under the firewall pad has cracked and broken, making the truck basically undrivable for the time being. I have no junkyards with these trucks in them unless there is an 80s vehicle with an interchangeable part. When I looked at the exploded diagram I couldn’t pinpoint the part number either. Has anyone ever had to replace it? Where’d you get it from. Thanks.
DVAP or Desert Valley Auto 1-800-905-8024 Parts has trucks that they maybe able to pull an assembly from. I used them for an entire cab for my 68 and they even arranged the shipping to Pa so I can tell you they were good guys to work with. They sent more than 30 high res photos of the cab before I paid for it so they are good at making sure its what you want.
HIO Sliver i thought these pedal brackets where pot metal and can not be welded. maybe you could use some JB Weld on it.? however i have been known to be wrong once in a while.
HIO Sliver i thought these pedal brackets where pot metal and can not be welded. maybe you could use some JB Weld on it.? however i have been known to be wrong once in a while.
I also think they are pot metal. If it was mine and I couldn't find one I also would be fabbing a new one from mild steel.
Seems an easy fab item that could be made better to not worry about ever again? Local welder or machine shop?
Originally Posted by NumberDummy
Please, when asking questions, list ALL the pertinent info, we are not mind readers.
It’s a V8, that’s why I used the V8 picture
What year is the truck, what engine? I deleted your V8 pic, replaced it with the 6 cylinder pic:
1967/72 F100/350 240/300 use the same pedal assy: C7TZ-9725-AC (1 available NOS) .. 1967/72 V8's use several different types.
It’s a v8 that’s why I used that picture. ‘72 302
Originally Posted by lilorbie
HIO Sliver i thought these pedal brackets where pot metal and can not be welded. maybe you could use some JB Weld on it.? however i have been known to be wrong once in a while.
Now JB is an idea for temporary purposes. Not sure how long it will hold it.
Somehow the bracket that holds the gas pedal rod to the firewall under the firewall pad has cracked and broken, making the truck basically undrivable for the time being. I have no junkyards with these trucks in them unless there is an 80s vehicle with an interchangeable part. When I looked at the exploded diagram I couldn’t pinpoint the part number either. Has anyone ever had to replace it? Where’d you get it from. Thanks.
Same thing happened to my '69 on the day i bought it on the way home, the accelerator fell to the floor making the carb go WIDE OPEN ! Talk about "pucker factor 10" hence she will always be called "Lucky". I came up with a shade tree fix until I could find a good used one, not pretty but worked.
Same thing happened to my '69 on the day i bought it on the way home, the accelerator fell to the floor making the carb go WIDE OPEN ! Talk about "pucker factor 10" hence she will always be called "Lucky". I came up with a shade tree fix until I could find a good used one, not pretty but worked.
That's very cool. Nice. I don't see why this wouldn't be am almost permanent repair.
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