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It's been too long since I took this truck apart, and I can't remember exactly how the brake and clutch springs are installed.... the factory manual is no help at all.

From what I can gather, the clutch as two springs- one for the throw out arm and one of the pedal?? I Have a heavy spring with a very long straight end on it that is bent, and a couple of long U-hooks that I think came from these assemblies. The catalogs list the same spring for the brake and clutch pedals.

Pics of springs

Any help appreciated, especially a link to a picture that shows them installed.

This is for the '50 3600.

Thank you.


Last edited by Norcal Dave; 07/21/2017 4:24 AM.

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Dads50- I'm slowly putting this thing back together and there are a few other pics that will really help me too.

Thanks a million!


Was your '50 Omaha Orange from the factory too?

Dave


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1950 Chevrolet 3600 3/4-ton with 261 engine & T5 Transmission

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