clutch pedal spring?
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yes it does. replaced mine twice before I learned my lesson and left it off of there.
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I do not know a part number, but if you ask for a clutch return spring, they'll know what you are talking about. It's a massive PITA to replace....a very small area to work in. I don't have an exact explanation of how to install it, maybe if you search you can get some better instructions. Not trying to talk you out of doing it, but you really don't need it on there. Mine works just as well as before with no squeeks like I had when the spring was in there.
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Originally Posted by -Q-
I do not know a part number, but if you ask for a clutch return spring, they'll know what you are talking about. It's a massive PITA to replace....a very small area to work in. I don't have an exact explanation of how to install it, maybe if you search you can get some better instructions. Not trying to talk you out of doing it, but you really don't need it on there. Mine works just as well as before with no squeeks like I had when the spring was in there.
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It's not needed. It's more of a dual purpose spring, it has a break over point so when you push it past a certain point it will actually put tension in in the other direction. There is a return spring inside the master cyl. LT1 cars do not have the spring and neither does my car and everything works fine. More or less it is to make holding the pedal down at a red light easier.