felt pedal pad

[cjkohnast]

does the felt pad go between the boards and the plate or between the plate and the mat? Thanks

[100IH]

Under the metal plate, on top of the wood.

[midgetracer]

between the boards and the plate.

[Synchro909]

Originally Posted by cjkohnast

does the felt pad go between the boards and the plate or between the plate and the mat? Thanks

Felt pad??? Plate???? Am I driving a Model A? Does anybody have a picture to explain what this is about or even a diagram, maybe from a supplier's catalogue?
Maybe it is a LHD thing.

[Steve Wastler]

The floor board pedal plate ( lower left) and the felt pedal plate pad (top middle) photo ftom brattons

[Mitch//pa]

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[Michael M]

Could I have installed mine incorrectly, or have a defective felt? Seems like in only a few weeks the openings expanded and/or the pad shifted, causing it be virtually worthless for sealing out dirt and air.

[Y-Blockhead]

Originally Posted by Michael M

Could I have installed mine incorrectly, or have a defective felt? Seems like in only a few weeks the openings expanded and/or the pad shifted, causing it be virtually worthless for sealing out dirt and air.

Not the best design, is it?

[w.michael]

My system works just fine. Felt pad, then metal plates, then rubber floor mat, then large bath towel wrapped around the steering column. Remove the towel in the summer because the air coming in around the steering column is cooler that the air coming in off the manifold/muffler on the passenger side.

W. Michael

[Y-Blockhead]

Originally Posted by w.michael

My system works just fine. Felt pad, then metal plates, then rubber floor mat, then large bath towel wrapped around the steering column. Remove the towel in the summer because the air coming in around the steering column is cooler that the air coming in off the manifold/muffler on the passenger side.

W. Michael

I see my problem now, I forgot the bath towel...

[SeaSlugs]

surprised someone hasnt made a rubber flexable seal in place of the felt pad by now.

Would lightly oiling the felt let it slide on the pedals easier so its not getting pushed and pulled from friction as easily?

[duke36]

have used double faced carpet or other tape to hold the pad to the metal covers

[goodoldvic]

I stick the felt to the plates with weather-strip adhesive, if your pedal bushings are really worn the slop in the pedal probably wears it out quicker and makes the holes larger. That breeze through there is sumptin in the winter Rock on

[Synchro909]

Thanks Steve and Mitch,
We don't have such a plate on our RHD cars. The Model A club in South Australia makes a rubber one that fits reasonably well for our cars

[SteveB31]

We will be making a very nice rubber seal to go around the column in that location. they will available soon. He is making the mold next week.

Steve @ Berts

[Y-Blockhead]

Originally Posted by SteveB31

We will be making a very nice rubber seal to go around the column in that location. they will available soon. He is making the mold next week.

Steve @ Berts

Put me on the order list... They should be a great seller.

[Goldhardt]

Glad to hear you're making one Steve, but I'm sure going to miss that little breeze in the winter!

[Art Newland]

Originally Posted by SteveB31

We will be making a very nice rubber seal to go around the column in that location. they will available soon. He is making the mold next week.

Steve @ Berts

How about making something that fits on the pedal shafts, under the floor, that plugs the holes up when the pedals are in the up position?

[Synchro909]

Originally Posted by Art Newland

How about making something that fits on the pedal shafts, under the floor, that plugs the holes up when the pedals are in the up position?

X 1,000 that. It is VERY uncomfortable driving a Model A in the summer with the heat from the exhaust coming up around the pedals. I've even considered clamping something to the pedal shafts that would seal against the under side of the toe board but there is soooo little clearance between the block and exhaust flange that they wouldn't work. (That's where the clutch pedal goes)

[Tom F OHIO]

Originally Posted by Synchro909

X 1,000 that. It is VERY uncomfortable driving a Model A in the summer with the heat from the exhaust coming up around the pedals. I've even considered clamping something to the pedal shafts that would seal against the under side of the toe board but there is soooo little clearance between the block and exhaust flange that they wouldn't work. (That's where the clutch pedal goes)

Synchro, I've never seen a RHD car. Are you sitting over the muffler? Or is everything just flip flopped to the opposite side. Is your motor different?