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Brake Pedal Remote Control Assembly — Disassembly and Assembly (Opel Ascona C)

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1. The car was originally designed for left-hand drive, so on right-hand drive models manufactured before 1985, the brake pedal is connected to the vacuum servo unit via a remote control rod and a bell crank. This unit allows the force exerted by the driver's foot to be transferred to the left side of the engine compartment, where the vacuum servo unit and master cylinder are located.

2. With the servo assembly and remote control assembly removed as described in the previous Section, remove the snap ring that secures the crank pin in the housing at the brake pedal side of the remote control rod (photo).

Photo 24.2 Crankshaft Pivot Ring (models before 1985)

Photo 24.2 Crankshaft Pivot Ring (models before 1985)


3. Remove the kingpin (Figure 9.60).

Figure 9.60 — Removing the crankshaft pivot

Figure 9.60 — Removing the crankshaft pivot




4. Remove the remote control rod together with the crank lever from the case.

5. The bell crank can be separated from the remote control rod after removing the spring ring.

6. The crank arm must be replaced together with the pedal push rod.

7. Assembly is carried out in reverse order; lubricate the kingpins and adjust the remote control rod as indicated in Section 23, paragraphs 23 and 24.

Figure 9.61 - Removing the remote-controlled crank from the housing at the end of the rod on the…

Figure 9.61 - Removing the remote-controlled crank from the housing at the end of the rod on the pedal side


Figure 9.62 - Removing the snap ring to separate the crank and remote control rod

Figure 9.62 - Removing the snap ring to separate the crank and remote control rod


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