Gas Pedal Rod Firewall Boot Seal, 66-77 Ford Bronco SKU: 9060
Gas Pedal Rod Firewall Boot Seal, 66-77 Ford Bronco
Product Overview:
This Gas Pedal Rod to Firewall Boot is one of those small parts that makes a big difference. Without it, engine bay fumes, heat, and grime have a straight shot into your cab. Built to OEM spec with a flexible accordion design, this boot finishes off your pedal install right—keeping your Early Bronco clean, sealed, and true to its roots.
Full description
This Gas Pedal Rod to Firewall Boot is one of those small parts that makes a big difference. Without it, engine bay fumes, heat, and grime have a straight shot into your cab. Built to OEM spec with a flexible accordion design, this boot finishes off your pedal install right—keeping your Early Bronco clean, sealed, and true to its roots.
Early Bronco Accelerator Pedal Rod to Firewall Boot
Seal up the firewall on your 1966–77 Ford Bronco where the gas pedal rod passes through with this Throttle Pedal Rod to Firewall Boot. Designed with an OEM-style accordion construction, this boot provides a tight, flexible seal where the gas pedal rod passes through the firewall. It helps block dust, debris, engine fumes, and even heat from sneaking into the cabin—all while maintaining a factory-original look. This is the same style used on original Broncos, and it installs using your factory retainer (not included).
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OEM-style accordion design: Matches the original boot for flexibility, durability, and proper fit.
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Seals firewall opening: Prevents engine bay fumes, dust, and heat from entering the cabin through the pedal rod pass-through.
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Essential for restorations: Keeps your Bronco clean and sealed while maintaining correct interior and engine bay pressure balance.
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Fits 1966–77 Ford Bronco: Designed for use with factory-style gas pedal rods and firewall configurations.
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Retainer required: Installs with the original factory retainer (not included).
This OEM-type Early Bronco gas pedal firewall boot ensures a quality seal where the pedal passes through the firewall to keep dust, fumes, and heat in check.