Gas pedal mount, floor linkage attachment
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Gas pedal mount, floor linkage attachment
Just installed new floors in my '63 and getting ready to weld in a few nuts for the gas pedal mount. It appears the "new" gas pedal (was in truck when I bought it) doesn't even come close to the arm on the linkage, or the hole in the pedal isn't big enough to pop in the pedal mount either for that matter. Anyone have a picture of how it connects.
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Re: Gas pedal mount, floor linkage attachment
Are u sure u have the correct pedal?
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Re: Gas pedal mount, floor linkage attachment
I'm sure I don't, it was in it when I bought the truck, it seemed to work, but how? I got the pictures loaded....I bet it's for a car
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Re: Gas pedal mount, floor linkage attachment
So I'm assuming this is the one I need here, slides along the back
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Re: Gas pedal mount, floor linkage attachment
The correct pedal mounts to the floor with 2 big screw head bolts and is "hinged" by a fold in the rubber at the floor. It doesn't attach to the throttle linkage, just rubs/slides against it. Been decades since I last looked at the back of one so can't say what it looks like. The pedals in your pics don't look quite right.
Last time I saw a new one for sale it was around $100 and I missed out on it. That was at least 5 yrs ago.
Last time I saw a new one for sale it was around $100 and I missed out on it. That was at least 5 yrs ago.
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Re: Gas pedal mount, floor linkage attachment
Me thinks the pedal shown in picture may be for the A series vans and pickups.
My truck is younger than me.
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66 W100. 70 D 500 , 69 Hiab Speed Loader. 96 Ram 3500 Club Cab Cummin's 5 spd. 97 Ram 1500 Club Cab 5.9 gas auto. 83 W200 LB Propane 360 auto 09 Yammy Rhino 700.
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Re: Gas pedal mount, floor linkage attachment
Yeah there's no way the pedal in top photo will work, it does bolt to floor but should attach to a pin, but not to the one shown. New pedals are now $200 with a used one for $100.PwrWgnDrvr wrote: ↑Sun Nov 22, 2020 11:01 amThe correct pedal mounts to the floor with 2 big screw head bolts and is "hinged" by a fold in the rubber at the floor. It doesn't attach to the throttle linkage, just rubs/slides against it. Been decades since I last looked at the back of one so can't say what it looks like. The pedals in your pics don't look quite right.
Last time I saw a new one for sale it was around $100 and I missed out on it. That was at least 5 yrs ago.
Re: Gas pedal mount, floor linkage attachment
Maybe you can remove that pin mount to make the backside flat.... then attachVolksnut wrote: ↑Sun Nov 22, 2020 7:18 pmYeah there's no way the pedal in top photo will work, it does bolt to floor but should attach to a pin, but not to the one shown. New pedals are now $200 with a used one for $100.PwrWgnDrvr wrote: ↑Sun Nov 22, 2020 11:01 amThe correct pedal mounts to the floor with 2 big screw head bolts and is "hinged" by a fold in the rubber at the floor. It doesn't attach to the throttle linkage, just rubs/slides against it. Been decades since I last looked at the back of one so can't say what it looks like. The pedals in your pics don't look quite right.
Last time I saw a new one for sale it was around $100 and I missed out on it. That was at least 5 yrs ago.
a chunk of thick plastic for a slide surface? Having the two floor mounting
holes on that pedal gets you halfway to where you need to be, anyhow....
John
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Re: Gas pedal mount, floor linkage attachment
Funny I heard about doing that yesterday. ThanksHobcobble wrote: ↑Mon Nov 23, 2020 11:30 amMaybe you can remove that pin mount to make the backside flat.... then attachVolksnut wrote: ↑Sun Nov 22, 2020 7:18 pmYeah there's no way the pedal in top photo will work, it does bolt to floor but should attach to a pin, but not to the one shown. New pedals are now $200 with a used one for $100.PwrWgnDrvr wrote: ↑Sun Nov 22, 2020 11:01 amThe correct pedal mounts to the floor with 2 big screw head bolts and is "hinged" by a fold in the rubber at the floor. It doesn't attach to the throttle linkage, just rubs/slides against it. Been decades since I last looked at the back of one so can't say what it looks like. The pedals in your pics don't look quite right.
Last time I saw a new one for sale it was around $100 and I missed out on it. That was at least 5 yrs ago.
a chunk of thick plastic for a slide surface? Having the two floor mounting
holes on that pedal gets you halfway to where you need to be, anyhow....
John