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Old 05-08-2010, 02:29 PM
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What did you do with the gas pedal, V6 is cable, and V8s this year are DBW, we have the pedal and all but it doesn't bolt up under there, should I get the whole bracket for the firewall or can I use a cable TB?
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I used some self tapping screws...i just bent the original pedal tabs out of the way.

I want to switch to cable, i hate working on the engine and needed to idle it up and having to go into the cab...i also want to because i cant figure out the cruise control.
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I was just thinking that we could take the cable one out and weld or bolt on a new one. IIRC, when i took the pedal off the truck with the electronic TB it had studs on the firewall, there was no bracket.
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Why i just screwed the thing to the firewall haha.
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my work uses a stud welder all the time....maybe ill hafta do this wen i get mine in....i thought wen i looked under there a while back there were studs??? nd the wire gets routed through the cable hole to conenct to the module on the firewall?
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It uses the same studs for the tac module on the firewall that the cruise control module used, but not the same case for the pedal.
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like others have said,just drill thru the firewall and bend the tabs, pedal is not a direct fit.
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yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa......sooooo i got fucked...my pedal is out of a nnbs...its the same as my dads 09 silverado! it has a bracket that makes it correctly mount under the dash also...

sooooo now i gotta go look for another one!
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that sucks frankie.


and thanks guys I just wanted to double check and make sure there wasn't another way to execute this. I'll bolt in up there.
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yea im on the phone tomro calling my salvage yards again!
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