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Technical Need A Brake Pedal For Your Project?

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by ClayMart, Jan 28, 2016.

  1. ClayMart
    Joined: Oct 26, 2007
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    I've seen some aftermarket brake pedal ***emblies offered online and some of them seem a bit spendy.

    I ordered this pedal for a customer at work for a late model GM full size van. They're not always sold as a complete ***embly like this and the price seemed surprisingly tolerable. Looked like a part that might be useful for somebody's project car or truck. It includes the pedal, pad, bracket, pin and bushing as highlighted in the picture.

    GM part #25775282.

    And best of all it lists for under $50 and can be ordered from any GM dealer. I don't have any specs or dimensions but just look under the dash of any '03 or newer full size GM van to get an idea of the layout.


    PedalAsm01.jpg
     
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  2. Hnstray
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    Nice! Thanks.......

    Ray
     
  3. Cool if space allows that should be an easy fit under the dash of about any of our hoopties. :cool:
     
  4. gnichols
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    Cool beans. And even better if items 6-9 are for a brake light switch!!! Anyone know? Gary

    PS and perhaps a cruise control, too.
     
  5. tb33anda3rd
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    i bet way better quality than the piece of junk i bought from speedway which i spent a bunch of time making stronger.
    thanks for posting.
     
  6. seb fontana
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    Sure looks like it, Ford had/has similar arrangement..
     
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  7. ClayMart
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    Yeah... It looked like it could be pretty adaptable if you had a large enough flat area on the firewall. Especially if you had a place to mount a bolt thru the top part of the bracket.

    The bracket is a pretty heavy gauge stamping and plenty stout. Wish I'd snapped a picture of it but my customer was "on a mission" when he picked it up.

    Oh... And it should only take a day or two to get from most GM dealers with no additional shipping or handling charges. ;)
     
  8. stimpy
    Joined: Apr 16, 2006
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    stimpy

    man that looks nice, but the fixed pin won't work for me as I need a manual 6:1 ratio . and my neighbor is going to think I am nuts when I ask him to look at his van pedal box , bad enough I had the rear brake ***y apart to get measurements put disc brakes on my O/T truck ..
     
  9. gnichols
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    from Tampa, FL

    And I also forgot to ask, what's the part number that has the clutch pedal built-in right along side this one!!!! Gary
     
  10. ClayMart
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    In a perfect world, maybe. :( But I don't think GM ever put a manual trans in these ch***is. :oops: I'll root around in the catalogs a bit more if I get a chance though... :rolleyes:
     
  11. ClayMart
    Joined: Oct 26, 2007
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    If you need a brake lamp switch for this setup you might try these numbers for an '03 to '07 van.

    #8 switch GM #15128874 $42
    #9 pigtail connector GM #12102763 $37
    #7 switch retainer GM #15048329 $9

    :p LOL! All this stuff adds up to more than the pedal ***embly.

    The switch has 6 terminals which are probably for other circuits like ABS and cruise control.
     

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