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05-22-2009
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el mero mclain
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Unanswered: vacuum leak at brake booster
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Join Date: Jan 2003
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Real Name: Harold Collins
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 IIRC you had an issue with the rubber grommet where the elbow goes into the brake booster. Or it may have been the elbow itself. I remember trying to get one out for you and finally concluded that I was going to break it before getting it out. You can obviously disconnect and plug the vacuum line at the manifold and see if that cures the problem. If it does you can reconnect the each section of the vacuum line and plug the end to try to figure out where it is leaking. If you are using the original vacuum hose as I suspect you are, I'd go ahead and purchase a new one anyway. Holler at me if you want my number is the same or I can call you if you would like. Good luck!HTH, Harold |
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05-25-2009
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el mero mclain
Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: el paso, texas
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if its the seal that goes with the valve that you twist on to the front of the booster, then yes! let me know where to find it.
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it's not a lowrider, it's an all nighter! Last edited by opelmario; 05-25-2009 at 05:16 AM. |
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05-25-2009
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OPEL PARTS GREECE
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It is sold as a set with the rubber gasket and the plastic pipe
For the moment i have this set at 12 Euros
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