Re: [6pack] Brake Booster

[Ted Schumacher <tedtsimx@bright.net>]

Hi List. You can also buy a rebuilt booster from us. $125 exchange. End 
of commercial. Ted


On 10/28/2014 5:45 PM, John Cyganowski wrote:
> The vanishing brake fluid is likely to be leaking past your master cinder 
> seals and winding up inside your brake booster. If the booster seals 
> haven't failed (they wl eventually) the booster will fill to the point 
> where the fluid is sucked into the intake manifold through the brake booster 
> vacuum line. Then when the booster seals fail fluid will drip on to your shoe 
> (and eat the paint off if you are wearing sneakers).
>
> You can buy a rebuilt booster or have it rebuilt by Brake Parts and 
> Materials. It doesn't cost much and they can replace the parts that arent 
> available to the general public.
>
> Generally you are better off buying a new master cylinder. I can't get 
> into why shouldn't try to rebuild it yourself here. Try to get an 
> original OEM cylinder as the Asian aftermarket ones don't have a good 
> track record.
>
> Best of luck
> John Cyg
> 70 Damson
> CC52927LO
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