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240 Brake Booster Replacement Procedure 200

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posted by  luke242ti on  Thu Aug 28 11:18 CST 2003
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The brake booster on my 242 is leaking. I have a replacement that I got from a junkyard. Thankfully the dash was already out so it was really easy. Has anyone replaced this on a 240? What are the recommendations and precautions?

I am concerned with having to remove the master cylinder/break open the lines and have to bleed the system. But at the same time, if it would be better to disconnect the lines so that the brake lines can be left alone and not stressed/broken.

thanks in advance
take care

Luke






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