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Joestang94 11-05-2001 12:22 AM

How hard is it to install a quadrant?
 
I have a 94 GT. I want to install a Steeda Adj. firewall quad. or something similar. How hard is the install? I have OK mechanical skills. Thanks for any info.

Five0 11-05-2001 08:43 AM

It is not that hard, get under the car and remove the clutch cable. You then need to get some kind of hook tool to make it a little easer, get under the dash and pull the pin holding the quadrant on.
Slide the old one off and replace it with the new one and replace the pin and the cable. It is not that hard.


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James Cox
nochevy@hotmail.com
1991 Mustang LX

JohnnyG 11-06-2001 09:02 AM

Definitey pull the front seat before you try to change the clutch quadrant- It's really tight quarters- even with the seat out of the car.

jonnyk 11-06-2001 09:52 AM

Took me about half an hour to do my quadrant and firewall adjuster, and I didn't remove the front seat. I'm pretty small though, I also recommend removing the driver seat. I also didn't have to disconnect the cable at the bellhousing end, but that's cause my stock adjuster was busted (slack in the cable).

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'91 LX Hatch, 17x8.5 ROH ZR6's, lowered, 3.73's, offroad H pipe, SN Cobra cat-back, ASP pullies, 14° timing, C&L 76mm MAF, 170A 3G, B&M Ripper on a T5
Best ET run: 14.593 @ 94.62, 2.292 60'
Best MPH run: 14.728 @ 95.72 mph, 2.423 60'
Best 60': 2.230
1991 LX Hatch 5.0L


drudis 11-06-2001 02:47 PM

I put in a Forte quadrant and firewall adjuster in this summer, while doing the Tremec TKO.
THe hardest part was getting the old quadrant OFF the pedal assembly. THere is a pesky spring that wont let it come off easily. I wrestled with that (upside-down, under the dash) for about 30 minutes. Once that was done, the rest of the job was another 30 minutes, and a piece of cake.


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Darius Rudis
Roadracer: Home built t-arm/panhard suspension powered by an S-trimmed motor :-)
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ricekilla 11-06-2001 09:49 PM

its easy until you get under the dash, then its a pain in the frickin a$$. take out the seat.

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89 GT BLOWN, GEARED, AND SHAVED

1SILLYGT 11-10-2001 01:37 PM

Changing the quadrant to an aftermarket adjustable cable and quadrant is very simple. Unhook the cable under the car then push the seat back get under the dash and just pull the pins and slide the old one off. The new one will slide right in. Just remember to replace the pins

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90 GT shorty headers, flowmaster exhaust, off-road h-pipe, 3.73 gears, hurst short throw shifter, GT-40 heads

1BAD89 11-11-2001 05:07 PM

Just take your time, read the instructions, and give yourself a sat. or sun. ad you'll be just fine.

Coupe5oh 11-11-2001 08:00 PM

This sounds easy, im gonna try it too:), my cable is mushy feeling, but is a new clutch.


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