1965-1967 Mustang Clutch Pedal Return Spring Insulator (made In The Usa) 1pair on 2040-parts.com
Ontario, California, United States
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This listing is for a pair (2 bushings) of insulators P/N C1DZ-7A630-A.
Stops squeaking from clutch pedal return spring. This U-shaped plastic bushing eliminates the metal to metal contact between the clutch pedal return spring and the clutch pedal assembly. Superior material resists cracking, (2) required per car. Made in USA |
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