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#921066 02/19/2013 11:44 AM
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Hello everybody,I need your help,I installed the peddles back into my truck and was wondering how many springs are there on the clutch peddle, I have one that goes to the front frame to the fork, but when i release the peddle it flops back towards the seat, is there something that is to stop the travel from moving backwards too much? or is there two springs one to bring the fork back? thank you, Dan


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Hy baldybenny, I would think the pedal would contact the cab floor, there probably would be a peddle bumper on the bottom of the floor, I must admit I don't have any personal experience with a 36 but I think that is probably how it would work, hope that helps.

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3B, you are correct! lol I went and looked at that and i do see the bumper stop on the floor, i was trying to make it all work without the floor in. Thank you so much, Dan


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