brake return spring ??

sphooch

sphooch

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Hi guys, brake pedal doesn't want want to return all the way. So i bought a return spring from brattons. I know its after market but i figured i'd give it a try. it comes with a spring and a metal hook but no instructions on how its installed, any one ever put one in there car. its a 31 roadster. I tried to post a pic. of what i have but no luck doing that either. thanks THE HOOCH
 
I don't have it on my car, it returns fine, but have seen one that hooks over the pedal arm and hangs down, with spring connected to motor mount hole
What condition are your anti rattle springs?
 
jak said:
the heavy metal bracket wraps around the brake pedal, and the coil spring hooks to that bracket on one end and the motor mount on the other.
click here to see a diagram

https://www.brattons.com/files/index/download/id/1497547036/
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I have used for years. Works great. Our 29 has a completely rebuilt brake system. Everything new or rebuilt including all rods and springs. Still use the return spring. Paddle pops right back, hits the floor board.
 
I had one at one time. It was fine. Just didn't need it, so once when I was working on the car I did not put it back on.
 
Hello, I have bought the return spring you are talking about but have yet to try it out , just bought car late fall.Has hydraulic brakes that seem to be hanging up.Good to know it works .
 
When I bought my A the brake peddle would not fully return and the brake light stayed on. I installed the return spring from Brattons and and peddle returns all the way and brake light goes off.
 
I used one also. Returned the pedal great, but I found that actually fixing the problem worked great as well. Replaced bushings in brake and clutch pedals, new brake rods and anti-rattlers. inexpensive fixes that eliminated the need for the return spring
 
twilder said:
I used one also. Returned the pedal great, but I found that actually fixing the problem worked great as well. Replaced bushings in brake and clutch pedals, new brake rods and anti-rattlers. inexpensive fixes that eliminated the need for the return spring
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Imagine that! Fixing the problem actually fixing the problem. Without the need of additional parts (Bandaids?). :p:p Good job, twilder!
 
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