Brake pedal return spring

[luvthyapril]

Hi all can anyone tell me where the brk pedal return spring goes on a 66 coronet 500 power brake- automatic floor shift car a picture would help. Thank you

 

[pnora]

I have never seen one. Not that some car may have.

 

[Ron H]

Far as I recollect return springs went away eons-eons ago. A few resorted to this more often (as I know) with street rods. I did much hunting having a problem doing a brake conversion – pedal return hassles, ratio. Usually there’s a glitch with pedal arrangement, lack of free pedal play, booster rod adjustment (power brakes), or MC travel, binding calipers/linings, air trapped in the MC (different than in the lines).

 

[dadsbee]

Return springs are attached to the shoes!

 

[gtx6970]

there isa spring on the brake pedal linkage , but its more for anti rattle than anythign else

 

[mtbase]

Well, I apologize for the the poor quality...just not an easy thing to photograph.

My 66 Coronet 500...no power brakes, but that shouldn't matter.

I hope this is some help

 

[pnora]

Looks like a clutch pedal over center spring to me.

 

[mtbase]

yeah

I screwed up
I'll snap another pic tomorrow

 

[RemCharger]

there isa spring on the brake pedal linkage , but its more for anti rattle than anythign else

Yes a fairly wimpy spring that goes up/down from the linkage

 

[luvthyapril]

There was a spring on the pedal assembly I just don't know yet how it goes on guess I will have to wait until I put the coronet back together