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Old 07-13-2009   #1 (permalink)
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Default How to reinstall the large clutch pedal spring on a 1967 Mustang

Hi I'm new I have 1967 mustang coupe W/ a 1968 mexican 302 engine and a 4 speed toploader trans, Keyman
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hi, dne' here!
A long time ago( I hear myself saying that all the time!)lol
I worked in a shop years ago(~1975ish) before I knew what I wanted to do in life, and my boss had a '68 Shelby Mustang with a standard shift. I don't know how the spring came off, but it was my job to get it back on. I enjoyed using what brains I had to get things done! lol
I took the instrument dash out, and I had a brake spring return tool, and I cut off what I needed to allow enough clearance for it. I put on a really thick welding glove to protect my wrist, and I popped the spring on fairly easily.
that's my story!
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