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there isnt a easy way, lol what part are you struggling with? only two major things i'd point out
1. The spring is easier to put back in place if you first compress it with cable ties, it'll still be a bitch but at least do-able.
2. Make sure you clip the rod back into the white clip that goes into the rectangle box on the side of the clutch pedal. I was under the impression it just sat in there but it turns out it needs a hefty press to make it clip into place, this cost me a £50 trip to westec to find out!
1. The spring is easier to put back in place if you first compress it with cable ties, it'll still be a bitch but at least do-able.
2. Make sure you clip the rod back into the white clip that goes into the rectangle box on the side of the clutch pedal. I was under the impression it just sat in there but it turns out it needs a hefty press to make it clip into place, this cost me a £50 trip to westec to find out!
Daivd, always gets me when you mention you just left the clip sat in the box section! 
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