Need to install gas pedal asy to fire wall but....

[reamer]

Did the manufacturer miss some holes? The large oval hole, I presume is for the center of the assembly, but no bolt holes? can someone post a photo of the assembly mounted correctly?
Thanks

 

[langester]

Here is a pic of mine, not sure if its what you need. I can take another shot if you need.

 

[reamer]

That's perfect! just what I needed! the factory "Chinesium" did not punch the holes above and below the large hole. Thank you!

 

[EPB72]

That's perfect! just what I needed! the factory "Chinesium" did not punch the holes above and below the large hole. Thank you!

There's actually a third bolt hole lower down as well ,,

 

[reamer]

Could you take another shot, at a slight angle? I don't seem to have the piece that overlaps your brake housing and has the lower-left pivot....

 

[EPB72]

Here’s a pic of my firewall with nothing attached ..the accelerator pedal assembly doesn’t overlap with the brake pedal assembly they just but up to each other ..oops need to rotate pic 90 degrees clockwise

 

[EPB72]

Could you take another shot, at a slight angle? I don't seem to have the piece that overlaps your brake housing and has the lower-left pivot....

That's for if you want to run a hand throttle control.

 

[gr8scott]

..oops need to rotate pic 90 degrees clockwise

Here you go...

 

[72Sport]

There is a difference in location of the pedal between 72 and later ones that had carpet on the floor. The gas pedal sits closer io the column on the later ones that have carpet on the floor from the factory. The pedal is mounted closer to the column so the pedal doesn't rub on the carpet on the tunnel. Insulation and carpet is the culprit. I added both to my 72. I was ready to move the gas pedal on the bracket until I noticed the difference between the brackets. Sometimes you get lucky when you have an inventory of parts you know you will never use.