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Brake booster removal question 200 1987

posted by  volvo245kit on  Fri Jul 31 15:04 CST 2009
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To add to cbdb's post, what you can also do before you put that short socket on the end of your extension (not fully, of course) is to put a wrap of electrical tape around the end of the extension and that will help the socket to stay on the end a little better otherwise it can easily get knocked off. Another trick is to put a dab of most any kind of thick grease in the socket before you put the nut in and this will hold the nut in place a little better as well. Good Luck!






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