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I am switching my manual transmission '66 C10 from a manual transmission to an automatic. I am also adding power brakes. While I believe the manual trans brake pedal and arm will work fine, I was wondering if the automatic used a different (wider) pedal than the manual trans one. Also, did vehicles with power brakes use a different pedal cover than the manual brake units? If so, where can I purchase both items?

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I have a 64 with a powerglide, the pedal is identical to a stick shift pedal


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Originally Posted by 63burban
I have a 64 with a powerglide, the pedal is identical to a stick shift pedal

Great! Does anyone know if the '66 is the same as well?
Also, did the power brake pedal cover say "Power Brakes" ?

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The pedals are the same manual or auto. All they did is remove the third pedal. You can remove the third pedal as well and the brake pedal will work just fine without it.


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The pedal assembly is the same and the brake pedal area, is the same, as the manual brake pedal. The wider brake pedal came after 1966. The brake pedal pad, will have POWER BRAKE (no S) on it.


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