67-69 Camaro Clutch Linkage (SB)

1967-69 Camaro Small Block Clutch Release Linkage

Small Block Chevy/ Pontiac

Individual Parts

124829
8.915 NUT, Hexagon (Adjusting rod)
This is a zinc plated 3/8"-16 jamb nut.
67-69 Camaro (Chevy Parts Book)

67 Camaro (67 Assembly Manual)
69 Camaro (69 Assembly Manual)

3973076
0.787 ROD, Adjusting

(V-8 exc. 396 Engine)

History: 3849703 use 3973076 05-70

3849703

0.787 ROD, Adjusting

67 Camaro (67 Assembly Manual)
69 Camaro (69 Assembly Manual)

3840843 (V-8 exc. 396 Engine)
0.787 ROD, Adjusting

67 Camaro (67 Assembly Manual)
69 Camaro (69 Assembly Manual)

3743349 (2)
0.851 SEAT, Stud to shaft assembly
67-69 Camaro (Chevy Parts Book)

67 Camaro (67 Assembly Manual)
69 Camaro (69 Assembly Manual)

3898610
0.851 STUD, Frame
67-69 Camaro (Chevy Parts Book)

History: 382661 use 3898610

382661
0.851 STUD, Frame

67 Camaro (67 Assembly Manual)
69 Camaro (69 Assembly Manual)

3750696
0.851 SPRING RETAINER, Left ball stud
67-69 Camaro (Chevy Parts Book)

67 Camaro (67 Assembly Manual)
69 Camaro (69 Assembly Manual)

3743360
0.851 WASHER, Stud dust seal to body (felt)
67-69 Camaro (Chevy Parts Book)
69 Camaro (69 Assembly Manual)

138489

8.932 WASHER, External Tooth Lock

Ball stud to frame.

Hole size: 3/8"

Outside Diameter: 11/16"

Finish: Cad. or Zinc

67 Camaro (67 Assembly Manual)
69 Camaro (69 Assembly Manual)

3748358

WASHER, Push rod to equalizer

67 Camaro (67 Assembly Manual)

9418931
8.915 NUT, Regular hex

Frame ball stud to bracket

History: 9418931 use 120377

120377

8.915 NUT, Regular hex

Size: 3/8"-16

Finish: Cadmium

67 Camaro (67 Assembly Manual)
69 Camaro (69 Assembly Manual)

9420603

8.977 SCREW, Tapping (Hex Head)

Frame bracket to frame

Size: 5/16"-18

Length: 1 1/8"

Finish: Phos.

67 Camaro (67 Assembly Manual)

3899013 (exc. 396)
0.852 SHAFT ASM., Lever
67-69 Camaro (Chevy Parts Book)

67 Camaro (67 Assembly Manual)
69 Camaro (69 Assembly Manual)

3998652
0.852 SHAFT ASM., Lever
Main pipe is 9 1/8" long.
67-69 Camaro (69 Assembly Manual)
History:
3998652 replaced 3899013 09-72

3899019
0.852 BRACKET, Clutch shaft frame
67 Camaro (67 Assembly Manual)

3932760
0.852 BRACKET, Clutch shaft frame
67-69 Camaro (Chevy Parts Book)
69 Camaro (69 Assembly Manual)

3899022
0.846 EXTENSION, Clutch fork pull back spring
67-69 Camaro (exc 396) (69 Assembly Manual)
68-72 Chevy II(exc 396) (Chevy Parts Book)

67 Camaro (67 Assembly Manual)

3899021
0.844 SPRING, Return
67-69 Camaro (exc 396) (69 Assembly Manual)
68-72 Chevy II(exc 396) (Chevy Parts Book)

67 Camaro (67 Assembly Manual)

3749084 (3)
0.787 RETAINER, Push rod and swivel

67 Camaro (67 Assembly Manual)
69 Camaro (69 Assembly Manual)

3866568
0.851 STUD ASSEMBLY, Engine

67 Camaro (67 Assembly Manual)
69 Camaro (69 Assembly Manual)

3899020

0.854 ROD, Pedal push
67 Camaro (67 Assembly Manual)

3920262
0.854 ROD, Pedal push
69 Camaro (69 Assembly Manual)

9419699

8.977 SCREW, Hexagon washer head tapping

Rod seal to dash

Size: 8-18

Length: 3/8"

Finish: Phos.

67 Camaro (67 Assembly Manual)
69 Camaro (69 Assembly Manual)

3909071
SEAL ASM., Clutch push rod

67-69 Camaro (Chevy Parts Book)

67 Camaro (67 Assembly Manual)
69 Camaro (69 Assembly Manual)

3886686

0.829 SEAL, Clutch pedal push rod dash

67 Camaro (Chevy Parts Book)

This part uses the # 3886688 retainer

to attach it to the dash.

History:

3909071 replaced 3886686 02-68'

The part number 3909071 seal assembly

replaced the part number 3886686 seal

and part number 3886688 seal retainer

in the 1968 model year.

3886688

0.829 RETAINER, Clutch pedal push rod sash seal

67 Camaro (Chevy Parts Book)

This part was used to attach part

# 3886686 to the dash.

History:

3886688 use 3909071 07-68

Disclaimer:
Factory correct applications are your responsibility. GM made part and part # changes with no rhyme but a reason (no production interruptions at any cost).
Application charts are for replacement parts that were available at the time of parts book printing, and when possible model specific assembly manuals.
My observations come from the parts I have in my collection or other reliable sources your parts may differ.
If Factory correctness is your goal, do more research, join car clubs,
forums and buy an assembly manual if one is available for your Project Car (you wont be sorry).
This is a fun and interesting part of the hobby!