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Old 05-17-05, 10:53 PM
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does brake booster have a rebuild

i need to know if the brake booster has a rebuild kit or something. right now mines went to **** so my brakes are hard as hell. can anyone tell me where to get a new one, besides mazda. they quoted me a price thats too high. thanks alot for any info.
Old 05-17-05, 11:01 PM
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Just get a used one from someone parting out a car. I'm sure someone will send one your way cheap.

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Old 05-17-05, 11:06 PM
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thanks Russ, i just placed a bid on 1 on ebay. i just hope its good, if not i'll be assed out yet again lol.
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Uhm... go look in the "Parts For Sale" section of the forum. Brake boosters don't seem to be in terribly great demand, and there's a lot of cars being parted out. I'm willing to bet a "WTB: Brake booster for (whatever your car is)" thread will get a few rather quick responses.

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^^^probably aksing how much You'll CHARGE to take the brake booster away......OK that's exaggerated.

But I would make sure you didn't develope a vacuum leak first. I'd hate to see you go through all this effort only to find it was a cracked vacuum hose. My brakes were "hard" to push untill I rebuilt the motor. During the rebuild I pulled off all the old vacuum lines (one at a time) and replaced the brittle old crap. And then my brakes worked fine for about 10 minutes untill all the seals started leaking from the new power being applied. Since then I had to do all new brakes and Master cylinder.

Just something to think about.

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Old 05-18-05, 02:37 PM
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intresting thought. i knew i had a vacum leak long ago and it just went away. i ned to really check then.
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I'm sure you could pick up a rebuilt or new one from something like NAPA..
Also check the hoses going to your booster and make sure they are connected and not cracked or anything..
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You know, the FSM has several checks you can perform to verify booster serviceability...
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