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What spring is this from the pedal assembly?
I found it rolling around in the pedal assembly area while I am performing a clutch cable replacement.
And it appears that it might be snapped off at the end opposite the hook end. Any links to where it goes? I have the 1986 Turbo manuals, but cannot find any pics of the pedal assembly. 
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One end fits on the tapered/round post in your picture! The other end attaches just forward of that, on the side of the pedal tray.
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Pelican Parts - Product Information: 911-423-305-06-M100
Clutch pedal spring.
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So, it is broken... agreed?
What's weird is I cannot find the other end. I've had the car for 10 years and 35k, but this is the first time I've had to go in the pedal cluster.
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This is the comparison of the broken one and its replacement on my SC.
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Thanks. Just spoke with Pelican staff and learned the turbo one is different... And NLA.
Have a call into Parts_Heaven to search for a used one. |
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1979 Porsche 911SC
