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01-28-2010 #1
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Is there a stop in a brake booster?? I didnt think there was. I think you dont have to split them. The rod will go all the way in. And really, even if there was a stop as long as you are able to push fluid thats all you need. You are only pushing the bubbles out. You dont need a full stroke.
But Im sure you can get a full stroke if you are curious. A booster is NOT meant to be an impediment for the braking system. Only a helper. There is still a solid connection for safety reasons. If the boaster fails you will still have brakes. Un-boosted, get your heavy foot out, but it wont stop the solid connection from the pedal to the rod. JR
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