I was driving around Sears Point in my #9 Dodge and then my LWFF gas pedel
spring snapped and the top 1/4 of it came off. I have looked for a
replacement spring at Walmart, Lowe's, 2 Auto Parts stores, and a Tractor
shop. I cant find one anywhere!!! Where can I get a replacement??? I need to
drive fast and my 92 Mercury Sable isnt cutting it. HELP!
drinklime wrote:
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> I was driving around Sears Point in my #9 Dodge and then my LWFF gas pedel
> spring snapped and the top 1/4 of it came off. I have looked for a
> replacement spring at Walmart, Lowe's, 2 Auto Parts stores, and a Tractor
> shop. I cant find one anywhere!!! Where can I get a replacement??? I need to
> drive fast and my 92 Mercury Sable isnt cutting it. HELP!
Use a squash ball instead :).
Gerry Aitken wrote:
To clarify: put the ball under your brake, and move the brake spring to
your gas pedal.
Sorted :).
Cheers
Gerry
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> > drinklime wrote: > > > > I was driving around Sears Point in my #9 Dodge and then my LWFF gas pedel > > spring snapped and the top 1/4 of it came off. I have looked for a > > replacement spring at Walmart, Lowe's, 2 Auto Parts stores, and a Tractor > > shop. I cant find one anywhere!!! Where can I get a replacement??? I need to > > drive fast and my 92 Mercury Sable isnt cutting it. HELP! > > Use a squash ball instead :).Quoted text (7 lines)
> >I was driving around Sears Point in my #9 Dodge and then my LWFF gas pedel >spring snapped and the top 1/4 of it came off. I have looked for a >replacement spring at Walmart, Lowe's, 2 Auto Parts stores, and a Tractor >shop. I cant find one anywhere!!! Where can I get a replacement??? I need to >drive fast and my 92 Mercury Sable isnt cutting it. HELP! >i guess that could work for a while, but the brake spring is shorter than
the gas one. So does anyone know where I could find some real springs?
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> > > spring snapped and the top 1/4 of it came off. I have looked for a
> > > replacement spring at Walmart, Lowe's, 2 Auto Parts stores, and aTractor
> > > shop. I cant find one anywhere!!! Where can I get a replacement??? Ineed to
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> > > Gerry Aitken wrote: > > > > drinklime wrote: > > > > > > I was driving around Sears Point in my #9 Dodge and then my LWFF gasQuoted text (13 lines)
> > > drive fast and my 92 Mercury Sable isnt cutting it. HELP! > > > > Use a squash ball instead :). > > To clarify: put the ball under your brake, and move the brake spring to > your gas pedal. > > Sorted :). > > Cheers > > Gerry >
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> i guess that could work for a while, but the brake spring is shorter than
> the gas one. So does anyone know where I could find some real springs?
I have found replacement coil springs for my LWFF pedals at Home Depot and
at local, mom and pop (non-chain) hardware stores. You may have to cut the
spring to the correct length, but it's pretty easy to do.
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don
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Try a model shop the spings in the logi a simaler to springs used on model
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Alex
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