by rustytoolss Mon Jan 11, 2016 10:22 amanyone got a picture of the brake pedal return spring under the van. I'm not sure if mine's correct/ or maybe it's not install correctly.
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brake pedal return spring
rustytoolss- Number of posts : 624
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OutofSight- Number of posts : 1558
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Let me check in the morning for you.
busman78- Number of posts : 483
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Here is a partial of the spring installed
rustytoolss- Number of posts : 624
Location : Clinton, Ohio
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Thanks for the picture. That's exactly what I needed to know. 
My spring is incorrect, and is not in the correct location.
My spring is incorrect, and is not in the correct location.
OutofSight- Number of posts : 1558
Location : Lake Oroville, Ca.
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Good deal.
rustytoolss- Number of posts : 624
Location : Clinton, Ohio
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busman78 wrote:Here is a partial of the spring installed
looks like it will be a PITA to check that front cylinder.
busman78- Number of posts : 483
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The front is easy to fill, what is nice about this later model Mopar MC is when filling both front and rear fill from one location, so I fill the front and it internally spills over to the rear well when the front well is full. Now getting the cap screwed on/off is a two finger balancing act.
Vantasia- Number of posts : 1412
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If you need a source for springs, McMaster-Carr industrial supply has large selection of specialty springs of many diameters and pig tail lengths. I was able to get exact fresh replacement springs for the gas, brake and clutch returns for my Chevy, I imagine they have good replacements for A and E vans as well. They have a huge online catalog.
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