52_styleline_deluxe
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Loc: Boise, ID
Reg: 10-16-02
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05-06-22 05:57 PM - Post#2840799
Does the 52 have a clutch petal return spring? If so, where can I find one? Thanks
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DZAUTO
Member #51
Posts: 9156
Loc: Mustang, OK, USA
Reg: 12-25-99
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05-06-22 07:49 PM - Post#2840807
In response to 52_styleline_deluxe
MANY, MANY years ago, I bought a generic spring from my NAPA store. Still working just fine.
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belairbob50
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Posts: 513
Loc: OH where rust never sleep...
Reg: 03-17-13
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05-07-22 03:00 AM - Post#2840816
In response to DZAUTO
Here is the NAPA number. You will get 2 springs in this box.

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Lead sled
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Age: 62
Loc: Walton,NY.
Reg: 11-04-09
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05-07-22 11:02 AM - Post#2840833
In response to belairbob50
WOW, I hope that isn't the new spring from that box!!!!
Late yr model (Dec. 51 Bel Air/ 52 trim), with a basically stock 68 Camaro SS350/300hp Turbo Fire Edelbrock 1405,Saginaw 4spd/355 geared 55/6 Chevy rear.2,1st places, and 1 top five award trophies so far
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belairbob50
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Loc: OH where rust never sleep...
Reg: 03-17-13
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05-07-22 03:56 PM - Post#2840845
In response to Lead sled
No - it was the experienced spring that came with the car. Here is another photo.
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52_styleline_deluxe
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Loc: Boise, ID
Reg: 10-16-02
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05-08-22 01:26 PM - Post#2840888
In response to belairbob50
Belairbob
Do you have another picture showing where the other end of the spring connects???It would be greatly appreciated
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belairbob50
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05-08-22 02:10 PM - Post#2840896
In response to 52_styleline_deluxe
Sorry - I do not. Maybe someone else might be able to help out.
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52_styleline_deluxe
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Loc: Boise, ID
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05-08-22 02:57 PM - Post#2840900
In response to belairbob50
thanks
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whiskey1954
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Loc: central north carolina
Reg: 12-07-08
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05-09-22 02:56 AM - Post#2840915
In response to 52_styleline_deluxe
Other end goes in small hole in lip of frame toward the front
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DZAUTO
Member #51
Posts: 9156
Loc: Mustang, OK, USA
Reg: 12-25-99
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05-09-22 06:20 AM - Post#2840919
In response to belairbob50
That looks EXACTLY like what I bought from NAPA many years ago, and it's still doing fine.
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RAM_51
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Loc: Yakima, WA. USA
Reg: 12-28-02
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05-09-22 12:14 PM - Post#2840934
In response to 52_styleline_deluxe
- 52_styleline_deluxe Said:
Belairbob
Do you have another picture showing where the other end of the spring connects???It would be greatly appreciated
Other end goes in small hole in lip of frame toward the front
As whiskey1954 says:
1951 Fleetline Preservation
'51 Fleetline DeLuxe 2 DOOR SEDAN (Fathom Green)
'51 Styleline Special BUSINESS COUPE (Shadow Gray)
'53 6500 Dump Bed (Oxidized Red)
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G. Baker
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Loc: Ontario Canada
Reg: 12-18-15
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05-16-22 07:01 AM - Post#2841268
In response to belairbob50
Excellent Photo. That Zerk fitting is too clean!
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VWNate
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Loc: Sunny So.Cal.
Reg: 09-25-02
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05-16-22 12:51 PM - Post#2841290
In response to G. Baker
The shown replacement spring is far too heavy ~
notice how thin the coils are on the originals .
The clutch and brake pedal return springs are light, they only need to be strong enough to return the pedal to the toe board with a thump .
-Nate
'49 3100 Series Pickup W/'57 235 & Muncie M420 ~ SOLD & Missed .
'69 C10 Stepside shortbed L6 250 , TH350 , P.S. & B.B. side mount spare , NEW Shop Truck soon to have factory AC ! |
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