Brake Pedal Assembly Noise after frame swap (with video)

Hello!

I have searched the forums, but can't seem to find anything specific to my issue...

My truck just returned from a frame swap. Aside from a magnitude of scratches on the paint (which I have decided to let slide) and spending over 2 months at the shop. Anyways, I have noticed my brake pedal assembly itself seems very loud when letting off the brakes. There's a metal on metal "clack".

I called and asked, but the dealership states no work is done there, and everything comes out whole with the cab. The noise was likely "pre-existing".

I got looking around under my dash, to the best of what I can tell, the arm of the brake pedal is connecting with a bolt as indicated by the arrow I have added to a stock photo below:


I don't think I am crazy, I never remember my brake pedal being so noisy... it's very annoying in stop and go traffic, even some passengers have commented on it.

I was wondering if anyone has the time to look under their dash and see if there is a rubber stop on the bolt, or if the brake pedal arm is resting on the bolt indicated in the photo? I would much appreciate a reference to try and diagnose this. Thanks for your time!

Ill try and get a video up shortly of the noise too... maybe it is normal for these trucks and I've just forgotten how loud it is.

Cheers

 

Here is a video of things up close:
https://youtu.be/9BS-a7xXgm8

 

Well... mystery solved, took it back to dealership. Dealership states it was the wrong bolt... likely a fender bolt or something. They swapped in a shorter bolt and all is well. They still say it wasn't them, no work was done in that area during frame swap, and the noise was likely pre-existing. Either way, I'm not chasing answers, I am just glad to have a brake pedal thats not all clunky sounding.