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Gonna go to the junk yard next week and see if they have clutch pedal assembly, master cylinder, etc. What years are compatible with my 1984?
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85-87(91) are the years that had the hyro pedals.
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The one question I still have after reading all the NV4500 swap threads is if the PTO governor will still function in the M1031 SECM.
The transfer case neutral switch would be easy to adjust, the transmission drive switch could be a bit more of a challenge.
The transfer case neutral switch would be easy to adjust, the transmission drive switch could be a bit more of a challenge.
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Is that 85 to 87... or 85 to 91?
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85-87 1/2 ton to 1 tons, 88- 91 1tons. basically as long as it is still the square body style after 85 the pedals should be ok.
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Found one online that is supposed to be out of an 89 Chevy but it's just the clutch pedal. I assumed (perhaps incorrectly?) that the brake and clutch would be one assembly.
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I just watched one sell on ebay for close to $250. This was the clutch pedal assembly, an old rusty master cylinder, an old rusty slave cylinder and an old corroded and cracked clutch hose from a 85-87 pickup. I think you'd be better off looking in junk yards. As mentioned, the 1 tons and suburbans kept the square style through 91. Pay particular attention to square service style trucks as the sm465 was fairly common in those.
On the other hand I don't know why a later style clutch pedal assembly couldn't be made to work, but I also don't know how feasible it would be. Another thing to keep in mind is that if you use the Advance Adapter bellhousing, you have the option of using mechanical clutch linkage and thus the 73-84 clutch pedal assembly. I suppose if you are motivated enough you could figure out how to adapt a mechanical clutch pedal assembly to the 85+ master cylinder.
But yes, as you mentioned, the hydro clutch and brake pedal assembly in the 85-87 trucks is all one assembly.
On the other hand I don't know why a later style clutch pedal assembly couldn't be made to work, but I also don't know how feasible it would be. Another thing to keep in mind is that if you use the Advance Adapter bellhousing, you have the option of using mechanical clutch linkage and thus the 73-84 clutch pedal assembly. I suppose if you are motivated enough you could figure out how to adapt a mechanical clutch pedal assembly to the 85+ master cylinder.
But yes, as you mentioned, the hydro clutch and brake pedal assembly in the 85-87 trucks is all one assembly.
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You could also use a Lakewood bell if you wanted a mechanical linkage. I don't know what the aa bell costs though.
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I'm still collecting pieces for this conversion - I come across pedals every now and then but there is apparently a difference between the brakes and pedals on the CUCV's and other trucks which use the vacuum brake booster. Can anyone clarify exactly what I'm looking for?
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It has to do with the location and size of the pin that is on the brake pedal for the pushrod. I just removed the pin from the original CUCV pedal then drilled a new hole and welded it in the manual shift brake pedal.
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Crapp now yow mention that!!!!.. I got clutch pedal from an 89 4 speed hacked on it and was able to use the 94 master cylinder on the 1028.. belive it or not it was easier to get work right than the 85-87 clutch pedal with sm465.. if had to do it again I would Lakewood wildwood clutch pedal combo.. although,Kind of lame on 150hp POS army truck lol.. But it about the same price as the fleabay junk and less headaches.
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I hope to convert my 1008 to an NV4500. I have everything sorted out except the clutch pedal assembly. I found one out of a 95 Chevy 3500. I am getting the bell housing out of the same truck. I'm assuming that it will be an internal slave cylinder, which isn't my first choice, but I can live with it. Will the pedal setup work in my CUCV?
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