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gotago Feb 15th, 04, 1:44 AM Hey y'all. Ground Up has new plated power boosters on sale and I have to replace mine since it leaks and is causing me all kinds of headaches. Is there anything special I have to do when I replace it or is it a straight forward job? I've never replaced one before. jpete Feb 15th, 04, 2:30 AM Real straight forward. Unbolt the master and move it forward being carefull not to break the lines. D/C pedal linkage/vacuum line and unbolt from firewall. Reverse to reinstall. Jeff Resq302 Feb 15th, 04, 9:47 AM Ever consider having yours rebuilt? Just sent my power brake booster and original master cylider out to Vanco Power Brake Service out in CA that has a 10 day turn around. Benefit is that you get yours back not one that might not fit your bolt holes. Not that I am saying not to support the sponsor here but I am getting my master cylinder and brake booster replated and rebuilt for $360 with a 10 day turn around. Just my .02. graemlins/thumbsup.gif | ||