Are there two different brake pedal brackets? - The 1947 - Present Chevrolet & GMC Truck Message Board Network

**JJorgensen52** · 03-24-2016, 03:27 PM

I was doing some reading earlier, confirming that you can in fact add a clutch pedal to an auto bracket, and I ran across this post, which claims there are two different pedal brackets.

Does anyone know if that is actually the case? And if so, what's the difference between them? My shop manual only shows one, of course.

**kwmech** · 03-24-2016, 04:10 PM

I've swapped from a manual to an auto and all I did to remove the clutch pedal was to slide it out from the brace. Unlike the link you posted, I unloaded and removed the spring first. If I remember correctly it was a pain to get out, but I got it. Don't know why you couldn't go the other way

**JJorgensen52** · 03-24-2016, 04:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kwmech

I've swapped from a manual to an auto and all I did to remove the clutch pedal was to slide it out from the brace. Unlike the link you posted, I unloaded and removed the spring first. If I remember correctly it was a pain to get out, but I got it. Don't know why you couldn't go the other way

I suppose I should clarify - either bracket you can simply add the clutch pedal and linkage, which I thought was correct, but that there are two different bracket assemblies that were installed in trucks. I'm going to go out and have a look-see tonight at my two trucks just to check

**JJorgensen52** · 03-25-2016, 09:24 AM

So my trucks are both the same, though the pedals sit at different heights? Confused.

However, in searching about a bit I've found that apparently there are two different types, and now that I think about it the C30 I used to have had the type with the heavier, vertical spring:

shark1 · 03-25-2016, 08:00 PM

I am doing a 1971 K20 4X4 Restoration and I converted it from an automatic to a 4 speed. And I just went through this. After getting the extra pedal and parts I took apart the single pedal I reassembled it with both pedals they bolted right up to my bracket which then bolted right into truck UNTIL!! I went to hook up clutch pedal spring I found that the bracket that from automatic is smaller at top and gives nowhere to attach the spring. So yes they are different.

03-24-2016, 03:27 PM	#1
JJorgensen52 Simple? What's simple? Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Southeast CT Posts: 1,472	Are there two different brake pedal brackets? I was doing some reading earlier, confirming that you can in fact add a clutch pedal to an auto bracket, and I ran across this post, which claims there are two different pedal brackets. Does anyone know if that is actually the case? And if so, what's the difference between them? My shop manual only shows one, of course. __________________ CURRENT '50 GMC 100 shortbed Gen IV 4.8 LS - 4L65E (Secret truck, Shhh!!!) Build '63 Buick Wildcat Coupe 401ci Nailhead (Very much in pieces) Photos '66 Impala SS convertible 327-QJet-glide (4 speed swap one of these days...) Photos '69 CST/10 4x4 SWB Stepper 350 2bbl - NV4500/NP241C (Broken Truck!) '72 Sierra Grande 2WD LWB fleetside 350-TH350 Refresh '99 K2500 Silverado RCLB 5.7 Vortec - NV4500/NP241C (Daily) '99 K2500 Suburban 7.4 Vortec - NV4500/NP246 (still working out the bugs) SOLD '71 Custom/10 2WD LWB fleetside - '72 GMC K/3500 Dually (Sold to redryder)

03-24-2016, 04:10 PM	#2
kwmech Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Colfax-California Posts: 8,628	Re: Are there two different brake pedal brackets? I've swapped from a manual to an auto and all I did to remove the clutch pedal was to slide it out from the brace. Unlike the link you posted, I unloaded and removed the spring first. If I remember correctly it was a pain to get out, but I got it. Don't know why you couldn't go the other way

03-25-2016, 09:24 AM	#4
JJorgensen52 Simple? What's simple? Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Southeast CT Posts: 1,472	Re: Are there two different brake pedal brackets? So my trucks are both the same, though the pedals sit at different heights? Confused. However, in searching about a bit I've found that apparently there are two different types, and now that I think about it the C30 I used to have had the type with the heavier, vertical spring: Attached Images __________________ CURRENT '50 GMC 100 shortbed Gen IV 4.8 LS - 4L65E (Secret truck, Shhh!!!) Build '63 Buick Wildcat Coupe 401ci Nailhead (Very much in pieces) Photos '66 Impala SS convertible 327-QJet-glide (4 speed swap one of these days...) Photos '69 CST/10 4x4 SWB Stepper 350 2bbl - NV4500/NP241C (Broken Truck!) '72 Sierra Grande 2WD LWB fleetside 350-TH350 Refresh '99 K2500 Silverado RCLB 5.7 Vortec - NV4500/NP241C (Daily) '99 K2500 Suburban 7.4 Vortec - NV4500/NP246 (still working out the bugs) SOLD '71 Custom/10 2WD LWB fleetside - '72 GMC K/3500 Dually (Sold to redryder)

03-25-2016, 08:00 PM	#5
shark1 Registered User Join Date: Mar 2016 Location: elgin, illinois Posts: 2	Re: Are there two different brake pedal brackets? I am doing a 1971 K20 4X4 Restoration and I converted it from an automatic to a 4 speed. And I just went through this. After getting the extra pedal and parts I took apart the single pedal I reassembled it with both pedals they bolted right up to my bracket which then bolted right into truck UNTIL!! I went to hook up clutch pedal spring I found that the bracket that from automatic is smaller at top and gives nowhere to attach the spring. So yes they are different.



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