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vardenafil 05-04-2023 12:39 PM

Removing clutch pedal
 
I just picked up a 72 k20 truck. The PO converted the truck from manual to automatic transmission. The truck currently has a 700r4 transmission. Where the stick shift would normally be there is a Lokar shift kit. Inside the cab the clutch pedal is still there. I was thinking of removing it as it serves no purpose. However the clutch pedal still seems to be hooked up to something. the clutch pedal is on the floor if i try to pick up the pedal there is extreme resistance. almost like there is a vacuum from hydraulic fluid. Can I remove the clutch assembly? Or is this needed by other systems in the truck?

Getter-Done 05-04-2023 01:39 PM

Re: Removing clutch pedal
 
I have one removed from the truck.
I can get pictures when I get home.

Just to show you what you are working with.

72SB 05-04-2023 01:50 PM

Re: Removing clutch pedal
 
The PO could have secured the pedal with some form of restraint on the firewall side. Stock it would not have been a hydraulic clutch.

tutone 05-04-2023 03:48 PM

Re: Removing clutch pedal
 
When I went to auto, I removed mine with a die grinder and cutoff wheel. I fought it for about a hour before that.

kwmech 05-04-2023 07:36 PM

Re: Removing clutch pedal
 
It just unbolts and slides out. Unbolt the pinch clamp on the right side. Pull the pedal stop plate off and pull the pedal all the way up to release the spring then slide it out to the left. Not quite that easy but it will come out.

Getter-Done 05-04-2023 10:09 PM

Re: Removing clutch pedal
 
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Here is the pictures I spoke of.
Opinions will follow :lol:

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dmjlambert 05-04-2023 10:37 PM

Re: Removing clutch pedal
 
I wish I had a clutch pedal in my auto transmission truck. I would connect it to sound off an emergency chicken noise maker up in the dash. You don't know what you got until you lose it.

Getter-Done 05-04-2023 10:57 PM

Re: Removing clutch pedal
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by dmjlambert (Post 9201768)
I wish I had a clutch pedal in my auto transmission truck. I would connect it to sound off an emergency chicken noise maker up in the dash. You don't know what you got until you lose it.

That is Funny right there.

I don't care who you are:lol::uhmk::haha:

dmjlambert 05-04-2023 11:26 PM

Re: Removing clutch pedal
 
May seem funny, but I'm cluckin' serious!

Getter-Done 05-05-2023 09:29 AM

Re: Removing clutch pedal
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by dmjlambert (Post 9201783)
May seem funny, but I'm cluckin' serious!

Yeah, I think that's a Great Idea.:metal:

michael bustamante 05-05-2023 12:04 PM

Re: Removing clutch pedal
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by tutone (Post 9201694)
When I went to auto, I removed mine with a die grinder and cutoff wheel. I fought it for about a hour before that.

i thought i was the only one that did this after the struggle!! lol

HalfBrit 05-05-2023 01:48 PM

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Here’s a pic of the pedal and what secures it in place. Had mine out while converting to hydraulic. There’s a relatively stiff return spring on the pedal as well
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vardenafil 05-06-2023 01:30 PM

Re: Removing clutch pedal
 
thanks for your help guys. And i do like the idea of hooking up a noise maker to the pedal.


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