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Extra hole in replacement drivers floor pan

bmc69

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Clutch rod.

If yours does not have a clutch rod, you'll have to go buy one.

:cool:
 
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Skinnyr1

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Clutch rod.

If yours does not have a clutch rod, you'll have to go buy one.

:cool:

Ha. I need an extra pedal I guess. I figured the clutch would go through the firewall and not the floor.

Thanks for the insight, I'll weld it up. ;)
 

DirtDonk

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You'd think it would be more of a knock-out kind of thing, rather than the installer having to plug it up for an automatic. Not like Broncos never came with autos after all!
Hmmm, I wonder over the years what percentage came as manuals and autos?
Might be close, with the nod going at least slightly to the manuals I would think.

Paul
 

Broncobowsher

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I've never had a factory automatic Bronco. But I recall my factory automatic '77 F-250 has a rubber/plastic plug for the clutch rod.
 
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