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shane344 |
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This may have been covered in some other thread, but has anyone ever had their clutch pedal bend?
My AUIII clutch pedal is slowly heading towards my foot rest (left) and i seem to be getting less actual stroke on the cable. I have adjusted cable to just off tight to get more movement but its still a lil crunchier than usual into first. This has been happenin slowly over a week or so, so I cant tell how much I'm imagining things. If anyone wants to point me somewhere towards a newish pedal box or the dodgiest fix possible? Cheers |
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cjh |
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Yep, your pedal box is damaged. You'll have to fix it, coz it will get worse.
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Shum's EL |
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yeah it needs romoving, straightening and strengthening. your lucky you have an au coz its easy to remove the pedal box from them. E series ppl have to remove whole dash, where in the au it comes out under the dash
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eagt |
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sorry to butt in on this however, I had a broken weld on the pedal box on the clutch arm, so pedal box was removed, welded up and put back into the car. Everything works ok, all electrics working, how-ever the headlights are on low beam all the time, even with the key removed. The only way I can stop the lights is by removing either the circuit breaker or the low-beam relay.With the low beam relay removed the lights turn on and off ok, the high beam works on all 4 lights (xr) and parkers work. I swapped a like for like relay into the low beam and still stays on. Have I bumped something or forgot to hook some wires up or an earth for the lights? The dash wasn't removed to get the pedal box out, so the only wires disconnected were the white and orange connectors attached to the pedal box, the cruise control and the brake connectors. When I disconnect the white connecter the lcd dash goes out, the car wont start and the lead lights go out, when reconnect the white connecter everything works and the lights come on. I have also disconnected the light switch to see if that made a difference but it didn't. The only thing I haven't done is check the parkers relay, because I cant find it......any help would be greatly appreciated.
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foggy |
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Another thing to check at the same time is the firewall where the clutch cable comes through isnt craking. its a lot easier to repair with the pedal box etc removed.
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shane344 |
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Yeah thanks,
I pulled the pedal box and welded up the two cracks around the pivot pin and put a plate over it all to try and maybe make it last 'til it dies. I did check the firewall after seeing other threads where the cable has pulled through... I have had also had to repair a crack in the gutter under the windscreen wipers. I kept getting wet feet. Anyone else had this problem in AU's. I assume this is also because Ford cant design a car to cope with a clutch pedal and a 5 speed... I'm starting to get sick of it.. How good is driveline thump in traffic though. Make's you really feel like you're driving a tractor. |
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StrawbZ |
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yea my dads AU ute had the exact same problem with the leak!
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Shum's EL |
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can you explain the cracked gutter in more detail?? a friend AUIII XR6 does it and it s**t me when i drive it coz its always raining and i end up with a shoe full of water lol
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shane344 |
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Ill put a new thing in the body section about leak if you want.
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