When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network.
Can someone guide me the thread , or inform me on how to remove my brake booster on my 85S3,already have the booster disconnected, master removed
What else comes off.
she sure is in there tight..
The WSM shows how to remove the booster. The rod must be pushed and held all the way in or removing the booster will be increasingly difficult, if not impossible.
I followed the WSM using a plate & hose clamp in my 80. Struggling to remove the booster I checked again, sure enough the rod has pushed out about 1/4", that was enough to prevent everything from clearing. After pushing it back in that 1/4", securing with a second hose clamp it popped right out.
This was with the intake and everything else (except the master) still installed.
Thanks to all got her out and installed in an hour,after all that work I now need to replace my booster check valve.once again I thank you all, my pedal still feels firm, new master new booster rebut, pedal still not enough bite.
Following closely as I am having the same issues. I have pulled my check valve and it seems to be holding just fine, so I am thinking I have an issue with the booster. MC is new - have vacuum in system for first second or two of pedal travel and then I lose it and the pedal goes very stiff.
When I replaced mine on the 80 I noticed two things:
1. The seal between the booster & MC was missing (not kidding) - so that might have been the problem
2. The seal on the passenger side, under the accordion boot appeared to be bad. When I pushed in the rod it didn't compress with vacuum like the new one did.
I put some of Stans favorite PC-111 between the MC and booster & closely inspected the two surfaces to make sure there were no burrs or other abnormalities.
I had slight power boost upon first try, then nothing in my 80. It's fixed now with the donor booster.