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That aint gonna happen.... All the trucks around here have been victims of the scrap yard crushers...makes me want to cry... I do have that new booster and master cylinder from the 76...but I don't think the stores would take it would they as a core?
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Originally Posted by rmalottwtes30
Can I just take the pedel off the assemby on the 76 that has the p.b.? What is the differences in the power brake pedel and the manual pedel?
On 1975/76 F100's there are THREE different brake pedals.
The pedals are marked with Ford ID numbers.
1973/76 F100 2WD: D3TZ-2455-A = with power brakes, without cruise control ~ Marked: D3TA-2455-AA
1975/76 F100 2WD: D5TZ-2455-B = with power brakes & with cruise control ~ Marked: D5TA-2455-JA
1973/77 F100 2WD: D3TZ-2455-B = without power brakes. Also fits 1973/77 F100/150 4WD ~ Marked: D3TA-2455-CA
NOTE: D3TZ-2455-A .. Brake Pedal WITH POWER BRAKES is also used on certain models of 1973/79 F150's/F250's and F350's.
Take the brake pedal ID number (D3TA-2455-AA) with you when junkyarding.
You can compare that number with the pedal(s) you find to assure you get the correct one.
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ok i got it figured out and didnt spend a penny. I took the brake pedel out of the 76 and bought new bushings and installed it on the 77 assembly and it all works out right
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