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Old 10-27-2018, 03:00 PM
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Default 65-68 P8 4 speed parts

Just trying to document and organize part numbers and interchange for our full size cars.

9787410 - clutch anti-rattle spring (same as a-body) 65-71
9787069 - clutch fork All MT 66-69 and 65 P8 as well as 64-65 T8
9779202 - lower clutch push rod (z-bar to fork) 65-71 P8 + 66-75 A and G
3840845 - swivel for push rod above - 64-69 ALL
9779232 - flywheel 10" standard duty 65-75 ALL V8 (kind of)
9779234 - flywheel 11" Heavy duty 65-75 ALL V8 (428,455,HD)
9787406 - Z-Bar (countershaft) 67-70 P8
9787243 - linkage return spring 67-70 P8
9779217 - linkage return spring 65-66 P8
9779206 - Clutch Pedal 65-66 P8
9787227 - Clutch Pedal 67-70 P8 (although different part # 65-70 are very similar and may interchange)
9779085 - Brake pedal 65-66 P8 MT Power Brakes
9779081 - Brake pedal 65-66 P8 MT Manual Brakes
9786778 - Brake Pedal 67-68 manual brakes
9786781 - Brake Pedal 67-68 Power Brakes or Disc Brakes
9779487 - 1-2 shift rod 65-66 P8
9779488 - 3-4 shift rod 65-66 P8 also lists 9786893
9779489 - reverse shift rod 65-66 P8
9786892 - 1-2 shift rod 67-68 P8
9786893 - 3-4 shift rod 67-68 P8
9786894 - reverse shift rod 67-68 P8 (assuming rods interchange 65-67)


Can't find
Push rod from clutch pedal to z-bar
65-66 Z-Bar (countershaft)

I may dig further, but just wanted to put this somewhere. The clutch/brake pedal brackets are different also between Power and Manual brakes as well as the years, but I did not go that far. I have a set of 65-66 pedals as well as 67 or 68 that I will post photos here. to me it looks like you could interchange the pedals from 65-68 although they look slightly different, the angles and such look similar. more to come....maybe?

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