Reply to "I have a question concerning removal of the Pantera pedal assembly"

bosswrenchMember

First I've heard of cutting a triangle out of the side of the pedal box. I always punched a 1-1/2" round hole so I could plug the access hole afterward with a 25¢ plastic plug from Home Depot. Problems with disassembly stem from the use of a mild steel pin that wears in use, causing a step that interferes with pin removal- especially if the pin was inserted with the head towards the center of the car! There isn't enough clearance to shove the pin out in that direction.... Another reason to use hardened pivot pins on ALL the pedals.

4/15/192:15 PM

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