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#879032 08/30/2012 1:50 PM
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I'm replacing the brake arm on my 54 chevy and the clip that holds the spring, clutch arm and brake arm broke when I was romving it.

Question: Where can I get a replacement clip? I found a clip that looks right at classicparts, but am not sure. Any help would be appreciated.

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Certianly looks right, wonder about the size?
I'm curious too because I've recently seen some somewhere other than on the pedal shaft and remember thinking to my self "that's good to know when I need one for the pedal shaft" Only problem is I didn't remember long enough. I've looked through the Dorman catalog without luck, my best guess is I saw it when messing with 2 ton brake parts. If my guess is right then yours probably is too.

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