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We further determined that to access and remove the various fasteners that hold the pedal support in place, we also had to remove the gauge cluster, and in turn, the dashpad. As we've said, this is a fairly involved procedure, but if you want power brakes, you have to change the pedal with the Master Power system. Here, the dashpad and gauge cluster are already out and the final bolts that hold the pedal support in place are removed. For this work, consider removing the driver seat to make it more comfortable to access underneath the dashboard.
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