Reply to "Pantera 06927"

jb1490Member

Robert and Mark,

The clutch pedal spring can be replaced without removing the pedal assembly from the car. I think that I understand how it's done (kind of hard to explain), but I have not tried it yet.

Last year, "Rick" (from AZ) posted this:

"And that's the same spring I'm referring to. Under the dash, laying on his back, used wire snips to remove the old one, then somehow screwed on the new spring. All done in place in the car. I know he's repeated this little trick on a couple of other cars in the club too. End result is the stock clutch pedal return spring replaced and looking like new again in just a few minutes".

John

9/29/108:07 PM

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