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1969 Rubber brake pedal bumper


I seem to be missing my brake pedal bumper, though I have the one for the clutch.  I found these on eBay

https://www.ebay.com/itm/GM-NOS-Brake-Clutch-Pedal-Bumper-Corvette-Chevelle-SS-GTO-Judge-Cutlass-442-W30/332566524067?fits=Model%3AImpala&hash=item4d6e8270a3:g:7OkAAOSwALhaWsyB

..but they are a lot thicker than my clutch one.  Does anyone know if they look like ours should?

 

Thanks
Dave



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I sold a set a of 69/70 pedals on ebay, here's a photo of the rubber bumpers.  Unfortunately without crawling under the dash of my Parisienne I don't know which is clutch and which is brake.   As you can see, one is definately thicker than the other.     You should be able to verify brake bumper thickness in your Laurentian.

69 70 Impala Clutch Pedals 4.JPG



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Thanks! Looks like I'm missing the fat one (brake) in both cars, only have the thin (clutch). The ones on eBay -might- work for me but the right part number, according to the Impala assembly manual sheet 5-A2, is 3723230.

Here are pictures:

www.4speedconversions.com/3723230.html

I grabbed a set of Sofseal 1058 off eBay, they look very close.  

Those guys picturing a BOX of bumpers are only selling you one, which is kind of shady!



-- Edited by davepl on Tuesday 27th of February 2018 09:51:55 PM

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