<VV> sticking accelerator pedal
Jim Houston
jhouston001 at cfl.rr.com
Tue Oct 21 19:11:17 EDT 2008
There is a bellcrank inside the tunnel about 4 inches from the back.
You have to drop the rear tunnel cover to get to it. While you're at
it, drop the big cover and you can clean/lube the front of the rod where
it comes down through the floor.. I have mine apart right now, if you
want a picture, send me a private email and I'll send you one.
Jim Houston
'65 Monza coupe
Jeff Wilson wrote:
> Hi guys... got a nasty little problem. The accelerator pedal on my 65 sedan has
> gotten VERY 'sticky'. It doesn't even pretend it want to pop back up after
> you press it- I have to actually PULL it back out with my hand.
>
> It's obviously un-drivable in this condition.
>
> I've wd-40'ed the hell out of the pedal bracket, jacked up the rear and checked the
> swivel-bracket thingie at the transmission (4-spd), checked all the linkage in the engine
> compartment. All good as far as I can tell.... Return-spring on carb linkage looks OK.
>
> I think I hear a 'clunking' noise up in the tunnel when I work the forward (into the
> tunnel) acc rod from underneath. The Clark's catalog diagram is hazy in this area.
> Is there some sort of bracket/ swivel/ fulcrum type arrangement up IN the tunnel
> or is it a straight rod from the tranny to the pedal?
>
> Worked fine until a week ago....
>
> CJ Wilson
>
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