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Old 07-17-2014, 10:12 AM
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No you can't remove the tunnel cover on a NF. He was talking removing the tunnel cover on his 149.
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No you can't remove the tunnel cover on a NF. He was talking removing the tunnel cover on his 149.
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Getting those foot pad screws out can be a challenge. I've used a large (giant) screwdriver and put a crescent wrench on the (square) shaft and used that as leverage to break them free. Another trick is to weld a hex nut to the top of the screw head (put weld bead in the center of the nut) and then unscrew the bolt that way. The extra heat on the bolt I think frees it up some. You can use a cut off disk or dremel to re-cut slots in the screw heads if you have to to get a large screwdriver on them.
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Hope these pics help explain how the linkage for the brake neutral rod attaches
So the other end of that linkage, does that attach to the same bolt as the control arm linkage? It would seem from the pic that it does and that the break pedal must move when you move the control arm correct?
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Post some pics of what your working on.
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One end of rod #14 fits into the slot in this pic between the two plates for lack of a better word, the other end is connected to the brake pedel
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One end of rod #14 fits into the slot in this pic between the two plates for lack of a better word, the other end is connected to the brake pedel
That's exactly what I needed to know! Thank you So can I just use a bolt to hold that together? Could you show me the hardware holding the linkage onto that bracket? The one I have was just hanging off from the brake pedal and I have no other hardware.

Also, guess this one is a little bent right?

Oh, I had to use my phone to take the pic and edit it so the only way to show what area I was having an issue with was to use some of the stamps. It was tossed between these stars or hearts
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That's exactly what I needed to know! Thank you So can I just use a bolt to hold that together? Could you show me the hardware holding the linkage onto that bracket? The one I have was just hanging off from the brake pedal and I have no other hardware.

Also, guess this one is a little bent right?

Oh, I had to use my phone to take the pic and edit it so the only way to show what area I was having an issue with was to use some of the stamps. It was tossed between these stars or hearts
Yep it's bent and it should have a pin in the hole that doesn't move. This pic is from the service manual. Page 2-44
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Yep it's bent and it should have a pin in the hole that doesn't move. This pic is from the service manual. Page 2-44
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