Tonyrodz
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I don't have hydroboost, so pwr steering fluid wouldn't be involved. How can you tell if just the booster is bad?
What did you do to your NBS GMT800 Tahoe/Yukon Today?
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Scottydoggs
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usally the pedal is rock hard when the booster is bad. like when the truck is off, a few pumps and its rock hard. <<<<man that didnt come out right lol
Keviebear86
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If the booster is bad the pedal would be rock hard.
clandr1
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I think the most obvious answer is your booster is bad, but check for leaks around your entire system - could be losing pressure somewhere at a caliper, a line connection, etc.
Tonyrodz
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Pedal isn't rock hard. I replaced the mc 2 years ago this month. Pedal slowly went to the floor at a red light, and never really recovered after that. I just ordered another mc. Another AC Delco.
treehan77
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Spray painted the carpet. Yes spray paint. It was heavily damaged by a 2 1/2 gallon container of pool chlorine (twice as strong as bleach) that toppled over and the lid popped off on because person in front of me HAD to stop for a just turned yellow light. Aaaarrgh!
Anyway, used the duplicolor HPV109 medium gray vinyl/fabric paint. It’s close enough for me. Looks way better than huge bright yellow stains splattered between the seats etc.
And I have replaced the bungee that broke that normally secures the chlorine !
Anyway, used the duplicolor HPV109 medium gray vinyl/fabric paint. It’s close enough for me. Looks way better than huge bright yellow stains splattered between the seats etc.
And I have replaced the bungee that broke that normally secures the chlorine !
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Tonyrodz
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Wow, looks great. How does it feel? Hard, or does it feel normal?
strutaeng
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WOW. That actually looks impressive!
I saw your previous post and was going to recommend that product. I've been using it on interior plastics and even on the leather seats after a bit of touch up on small repairs. I just haven't used it on carpet, so I wasn't sure...
My house has brown carpet my wife discolored when she put a bottle of bleach near the restroom door. I think I'll try some of that stuff in brown.
treehan77
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Seems to feel fine. I didn’t lay it on thick and used a stiff brush the brush it right after in hopes of keeping from being crunchy. Surely a little stiffer / crunchy than before, but the trade off is well worth it.
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clandr1
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This is incredible work - great job!
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