Brake Booster Paret Number/Availability
09-29-21, 09:40 PM
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Brake Booster Paret Number/Availability
Does anyone know the part number for, and/or a place to buy a replacement brake booster (the large round black canister behind the master cylinder)? I can't find a PN much less any source for such a thing, other than Carid which lists it as out of stock. Sort of a crucial component to be NLA.
09-30-21, 06:57 AM
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Mazda really chaps my *** sometimes. I can understand some parts being NLA after awhile, particularly non-essential stuff like interior trim, etc., but something that could take the car off the road?! On one of your most iconic vehicles for which you've recently started a heritage/restoration program for? C'mon, man.
09-30-21, 07:18 AM
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Mazda really chaps my *** sometimes. I can understand some parts being NLA after awhile, particularly non-essential stuff like interior trim, etc., but something that could take the car off the road?! On one of your most iconic vehicles for which you've recently started a heritage/restoration program for? C'mon, man.
09-30-21, 08:07 AM
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The good thing is they hardly if ever go out. It shouldn't be too hard/pricey to find a good used one.
FYI the RHD boosters are mirror image with the vacuum nipple on the opposite site.
Dale
FYI the RHD boosters are mirror image with the vacuum nipple on the opposite site.
Dale
09-30-21, 08:49 AM
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Mazda really chaps my *** sometimes. I can understand some parts being NLA after awhile, particularly non-essential stuff like interior trim, etc., but something that could take the car off the road?! On one of your most iconic vehicles for which you've recently started a heritage/restoration program for? C'mon, man.
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09-30-21, 09:12 AM
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Separate thread i guess, but judging by the number of parts I've tried to buy in the last three years that aren't available, I'd say they don't necessarily stock what (would) sells. Transmission parts, fuel senders (which ****** A do go bad), its pretty bad.
09-30-21, 09:39 AM
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they could bring the fuel senders back, agreed there.
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