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Clutch and Brake Pedal Pad installation

Posted By Daniel Jessup 10 Years Ago
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I am working on the restoration and installation of the clutch and brake pedals in the 55 Club Sedan to install the 3 speed with overdrive. For all of you that have put on the new rubber covers over your metal pedal, how do you install the pad so it has a tight fit? Do I need glue or some type of bonding agent? The rubber from Dennis Carpenter looks like it will not slip over the pedal unless I heat it up quite a bit. Any ideas?

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I did mine about a year and a half ago and as far as I can remember I just forced it over the metal part.  Did not use any glue.  Mine came from Jamco Suspension. My problem was I couldn't decide which way to orient the pattern on the pad.

In retrospect Daniel, I may have heated it up in boiling water and used some sort of lubricant like soap.


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I used methylated spirits, lubricates it enough to put on, then evaporates.


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Thanks fellas, got them done this morning... it was easier than it looked and they are on solid.


man that new rubber smells HIGH!

Daniel Jessup

Lancaster, California

aka "The Hot Rod Reverend" w00t
check out the 1955 Ford Fairlane build at www.hotrodreverend.com




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