Brakes
Ford Parts Specialist
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There are two nylon bushings on the brake pedal shaft, where it attaches under the dash. These bushings prolly are worn/ground down to nothing/missing by now.
If a manual transmission, there are two more on the clutch pedal.
These bushing are available from Ford.
B7AZ2471B .. Bushing
MSRP: $ 1.66 each / ftepartsguy.com price each: $ 1.20
Cargo Master
Joined: Mar 2008
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From: Goliad, Texas
There is no brake pedal return spring.
There are two nylon bushings on the brake pedal shaft, where it attaches under the dash. These bushings prolly are worn/ground down to nothing/missing by now.
If a manual transmission, there are two more on the clutch pedal.
These bushing are available from Ford.
B7AZ2471B .. Bushing
MSRP: $ 1.66 each / ftepartsguy.com price each: $ 1.20
There are two nylon bushings on the brake pedal shaft, where it attaches under the dash. These bushings prolly are worn/ground down to nothing/missing by now.
If a manual transmission, there are two more on the clutch pedal.
These bushing are available from Ford.
B7AZ2471B .. Bushing
MSRP: $ 1.66 each / ftepartsguy.com price each: $ 1.20
Ford Parts Specialist
Joined: Nov 2006
Posts: 88,826
Likes: 783
From: Simi Valley, CA
So the problem lies elsewhere.
The bushings are nylon with a diagonal split, which expands the bushings when they're installed on the shaft.
When the bushings wear down, the brake pedal wobbles on the shaft and may not return to its proper position.
