How To Install Power Front Disc Brakes
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25 In a supplied diagram, Master Power's instructions say to remove three of the four clinch nuts attached to the pedal support. This requires removal of the pedal support so the clinch nuts can be drilled out, which is shown here. The threaded clinch nuts must be removed so that separate nuts can be fitted to the studs attached to the new power-brake booster. These studs pass through the firewall and pedal support. To gain enough access to remove the pedal support, the steering column must be removed. To do this, we removed the four nuts on the firewall and the two nuts that hold it to the dashboard and unplugged the wiring harness. With the steering box's one-piece shaft still in place (later cars don't have a shaft in the way because the collapsible column and shaft come out together), undo the four bolts that hold the pedal support, and remove it past the steering shaft. View Related Article
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