Automatic Brake pedal return spring

[Bowtiez]

Does anybody have a picture of the return spring location on the automatic brake pedal bracket?

 

[bourbon_scotch]

Are you talking about the emergency brake?

 

[Bowtiez]

No the actual brake pedal.

 

[bourbon_scotch]

Mine is a 1971 Automatic (no clutch) with manual brakes. Not very clean i know.

also, there is this for a 1969 but is probably still true for second generation... http://www.camaros.net/forums/16-brakes-suspension-steering/78632-brake-pedal-return-spring.html

pretty good for standing on my head huh?

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[Da_Raabi]

Funny I don't remember there being a return spring on my 1980, but my 86 truck with hydroboost has one. I figured that was just because the brake pedal was about 18" long lol.

What year is your car?

 

[Bowtiez]

Mine is a 1971 Automatic (no clutch) with manual brakes. Not very clean i know.

also, there is this for a 1969 but is probably still true for second generation... http://www.camaros.net/forums/16-brakes-suspension-steering/78632-brake-pedal-return-spring.html

pretty good for standing on my head huh?

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[Bowtiez]

Thanks for standing on your head great pictures! Although now I'm confused because of the other post saying that its not needed with power brakes? Mine is a 71 with power brakes and has been pieced together prior to my ownership so I'm not sure.

 

[Brown`77Z28]

According to my 1980 manual it is only needed for manual brakes.

 

[Bowtiez]

Thanks guys, I appreciate all your help!

 

[Ken70]

I see some Camaro’s have a brake return bumper snub located above the brake light switch, But I don’t see any place to put it on the assembly? Only slot is for a clutch if it’s a manual?