Replacing Brake Vacuum Booster

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In this section you will find complete step by step instructions for properly replacing the vacuum booster. The photographical examples are actual photos taken during a Brake Vacuum Booster Replacement.

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Brake pedal feel is firm, but brakes lack sufficient stopping power or fade

Check the operation of the vacuum brake booster and vacuum brake booster check valve. Replace worn or failed parts.

Check brake linings and brake surface areas for glazing and replace worn or damaged parts.

Check for seized hydraulic parts and linkages, and clean or replace as needed.

	Remove the brake lines from the side of the master cylinder assembly.
		Remove the two nuts and bracket from the 2 master cylinder mounting studs. Remove the vacuum hose from the vacuum hose port. Remove brake master cylinder. Disconnect brake pedal linkage inside cab and mounting bolts. Remove vacuum brake booster.
Re-assemble in reverse order. Bleed the lines at the master cylinder. Test operation. To test a vacuum brake booster, pump the brake pedal several times with the vehicle's engine off. Apply pressure to the brake pedal and then start the engine. The brake pedal should move downward about one inch (25mm). Online Auto Repair Manuals On Sale for $10.49 . Get the same information the dealers use that include TSB's, Belt routing, repair procedures, color wiring diagrams and more.