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#1518019 09/18/2023 11:25 PM
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No this is not correct in fact I'll call it red neck.
Cab mounts are good but pedal bushings are worn I would say.
Anyway when I push clutch it rubs ever so slightly and makes a horrible noise. For a quick fix I used some door edge trim to isolate pedal from floor. Squirted a little lube just for slick em.
No more noise. Some day I'll get the bushings replaced.
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That's not redneck. Duct tape would be redneck. wink
Good solution. Gives me an idea to use for slots for seat belts through the seat frame sheet metal. thumbs_up


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