How to replace pedal bushings - RTO Pelican Monaco Pedal Boat

Confused me with question
pedal got lost or is too loose?
probably you need to stop by transmission shop and replace your clutch pressure plate

Don't know which Bernina model it is. Perhaps, it has bushings that are worn down and need to be replaced--I had to do this on all my older Bernina machines. Could also be a faulty foot control unit--possibly contacts worn down and not making contact. If the noise is coming from the motor, then it's very possible bushings.

CLUTCH PEDAL REPLACEMENT (CLUTCH) Document ID# 46043 Clutch Pedal Replacement

Removal Procedure

1. Remove the master cylinder rod from the clutch pedal.



2. Remove the clutch pedal from the support by depressing the side tabs.

Installation Procedure

1. Position the clutch pedal into the support.



2. Secure the master cylinder rod to the clutch pedal.

Good Luck

waste of time as the bush is plastic. replace the bushes to stop the noise.

Can i ask for more details? Such as when you drive down the road and take your foot off the gas pedal does the truck begin to sway?
Does it sway when you press the gas pedal only?
If it sways when you are releasing the gas pedal its probably rear bushings. Worn bushings can cause your vehicle to sway quite a bit.

it's not any of what any of you suggested - it is a $4 part called a pedal bushing and it is connected to your brake pedal. The bushing fills a void where there is a switch, that when NOT depressed your brake lights stay on. It's a pain to replace, but that is what it is. I bet you found pieces from the old one on your floorboard.

The pedal return spring should be checked. Also the pedal bushings where pedal connects to the pedal support up under dash may be worn and not allowing free pedal movement. Work the pedal with your hand and watch the upper mounting of the pedal to see if you can see the problem. I would expect the bushings need replaced. You might try a little light oil where the clutch pedal attaches.

is it possiable to get jacketed trunion bearing(bolt down) inside dia. the same as the out side dia. of the shaft and do away with the bushings with a replaceable bearing, not sure its able to be done just a thought

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The gear shifter doesn't connect to the clutch, the clutch pedal and clutch release fork connect to the clutch. The shift linkage connects to the transmission through a 3 part lever with 2 adjustment points.

check or adjust brake pedal, check brake booster or replace new one, check pedal return spring and bushing, check all wheel cylinder or replace, check brake shoe or brake pad, check brake fluid or replace,.