Brake pedal for Automatic Transmission

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Brake pedal for Automatic Transmission

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Looking to swap out my Clutch and Brake pedal for the Brake pedal only...

I assume they are different, or can I just remove the Clutch Pedal and have the same thing?

If they're different, I'd rather have the Automatic instead of a chopped version...if ya know what I'm sayin'!?
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You can just pull the clutch pedal and leave the brake pedal. If my memory is right the ΓÇÿ76 & ΓÇÿ77 had larger brake pedals, but hard to find.
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I pulled the clutch pedal when I converted mine. I also saved all the clutch linkage parts, bell housing, and flywheel and gave them to one of the members that needed them for a project he was working on.
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OK Cool!
I'll just ditch the clutch pedal then!

Thank You!
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Kirk is correct-- in 76-77 they changed the brake pedal assembly for automatics for the power brakes to a wider pedal-- you'd be looking at close to $200 to buy one online (and I know how cheap you are!!). I don't think it is worth it unless you came across one (I also know you are a craigslist mastermind)!
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Eck wrote:...and I know how cheap you are!! I also know you are a craigslist mastermind!


LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :laughing2: shrug :laughing2:
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Put a spacer in where the clutch pedal comes out.
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D&D72 wrote:Put a spacer in where the clutch pedal comes out.

Gotcha! Good info!
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