MkVI/R-Type pedals.

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John Robins
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MkVI/R-Type pedals.

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Does anyone have a picture showing the detail of the pedals’ pivot arrangement under the floor?

Views from above or below would be welcome.

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Post by Martin Webster »

Try the RROC Australia Technical Library John . If you have any difficulties feel free to pm me .
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Post by John Robins »

Thanks Martin, already been through their shop manual, nothing, but will check the extras, seems to be quite a lot there. Laurie sent me a link to the shop manual years ago.

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John

Later edit - the “Exploded diagrams” appear to have the info I was in need of.

This has answered my question, “What use is the club?”.
Brilliant!
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Do you mean the "Parts List",John?
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Post by John Robins »

There is a section at the end of the RROCA parts list called “exploded diagrams” which I assume to be an extract from the various sections of the parts list, but I have no recall of seeing the pedal arrangement diagram before.

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Post by Christopher Carnley »

Yes, I see what you mean.
The clutch pedal from section F(4), the brake pedal from J (10) and the early accelerator pedal from Section P (5) of the Parts List.
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John - I can send you a pic of what mine looks like once the sun rises!
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Thanks Al.

Good thing you’re not here, the sun rises next April!

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John, I know that Staffordshire is a bit north of me in the Thames valley, but had no idea that the sun had gone below the horizon, I’m driving up to the Crewe factory in 10 days time, will my lights be adequate?
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It was particularly grim this a.m. and I don’t have enough information on the spec of your lights to offer a firm answer.

What will you be driving?
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3lt with fixed (non dipping) headlights.
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You should be fine!

Send me a pm if you wish, and if the time is suitable, I ‘ll buy you a coffee somewhere.
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Have tried sending a pm, but just get an error message (however I always get an error message when posting on here, so perhaps you have got it!)
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I can’t find anything.

Please e-mail.

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We have clear,blue sky in S Yorkshire.

God,s own county, don,t you know?
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My old Dad wasn’t terribly impressed with Catterick.
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Neither was I when a bl---y great tank came flying out of a field straight across the road in front of my old car, on the scenic route to Richmond.
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