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![]() It is a triangular shaped plastic piece about 4 inches long along the outer tooth arc. It is held in place by a cotter key and spring.
You'll have to do it mostly by feel. I believe I retracted the drivers seat all the way back, and reclined it and then climbed in upside down so my eyes were right next to the clutch pedal. Have a good droplight, and take your time and it won't take long. Took me about 45 mins.
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