Brake Booster

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alc5m

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So my brake booster has gone out

what are the adverse effects to the braking system other than the fact its hard as hell to press the pedal?

is it gonna f up any brake lines or anything, or is it something i can deal with for a while?

also, how hard is it to replace on my lonesome in my garage?

thanks

1996 hoe btw, i dont think its a hydraulic booster, just a vacuum line off the engine if im not mistaken?
 

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Won't damage anything else but you might consider using two feet. Probably would not hurt to maybe plug the vacuum line at the booster in case the failure might create a vacuum leak for the engine

Your Vehicle: 1996 Chevy Truck K Tahoe 4WD V8-5.7L VIN R

Power Brake Unit
  1. Remove vacuum hose from check valve and master cylinder retaining nuts.
  2. Pull master cylinder forward so it clears mounting studs and move to one side. Support cylinder to avoid stress on hydraulic lines.
  3. Remove power unit to dash nuts.
  4. Remove brake pedal push-rod retainer and disconnect push-rod from pin.
  5. Remove power brake unit from vehicle.
  6. Reverse procedure to install.
 
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