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05-12-2006 #1
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can anyone help on a hyrdaboost topic right now?
I am having a problem with the car running. i am tryingg to back it out of the shop and it stops without me even putting a foot on the pedal , when i start the car it pulls the brakes down right away and wont allow me to move .
can someone help ? I am going to the dyno first thing in the am and it wont move !!!
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05-12-2006 #2
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I had a similar problem on my 4X4. I dont have Hydraboost--I have a huge double diaphragm booster. The brake pedal would get sucked down and apply the brakes. I called the manufacturer and it turned out I did not hook up the pedal return spring. Something simple but overlooked. When the spring was hooked up the brakes worked fine. Hopefully, yours is an easy fix too. BTW-- do you really need brakes on the dyno.
05-12-2006 #3
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Is this the first time you have tried the car with the Hydraboost? Mine did the same thing but for only a few times. Did you follow the start up/break in procedure? Just get a couple miles on it and you will be in love!! Good luck tomorrow with the dyno.
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05-12-2006 #4
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we had a similar problem. check your pedal and booster rod. one may be too far out.
Also did you change your pedal rod to pedal lever angle at all?MrQuick ΜΟΛ'ΩΝ ΛΑΒ'Ε
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