1966-FASTBACK

Own a 1966 Fastback,Took My Brake and clutch pedal assembly out and Fed-Ex't it to Mustang Steve for reduild and Roller Bearing install. any-body here done that ? Huge difference ? It was not one of my funnest jobs that i have done on car.

MonsterBilly

I need to do the same. My brake pedal is hanging up and it drives me nuts, Any pointers?

1966-FASTBACK

take the instrument cluster out all the way first,marking all wires as you go. I always draw little diagrams as i take each section apart which i know will pay off when i go to reassemble everything. but removing the entire cluster was the biggest help.

Stangatic

Sorry to say, but you probably just wasted some money. I believe if you were able to take the whole assembly out then you are some what capable and should be able to rebuild the assembly yourself.

I did mine. It took about an hour to do. I have the roller bearings and I will say that it is a slight improvement (a little smoother) then the old plastic guides in brand new condition. it's an obvious improvement over worn out plastic guides.

kenash

Hi,

Yes, I agree (Stangatic). I considered Mustang Steve and nothing against his work, but, having good skills sets, I did my own. I was very easy.
Good Luck with your project.

1966-FASTBACK

have zero access to any type of welding supplies.

kenash

Hi
No problemo! There are roller kits that utilize a "circlip" to hold in place. Look carefully, you'll see it on this side.
Good Luck with your project.

1966-FASTBACK

no problem. i am perfectly fine with having Mustang Steve do the upgrade.

kenash

Good choice! No doubt he does good work.
Good luck with your project!