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erronisme
 Post subject: brake booster removal
PostPosted: Thu Mar 15, 2007 5:43 pm 
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ok... whats the deal?

the four bolts are out, but it looks like there is a special nut where the shaft goes through the firewall
is there a special tool for it or something?

It looks like a nut with only four tangs sticking out on the sides.

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no one?

humm.. :smt100

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I removed one a while back.. but I can't remember what I did.

Sorry
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Once the 4 nuts are off, the only thing holding it is the factory sealant between it and the firewall. The last one I removed I had to pry off...The piece you are thinking is holding it on is part of the booster itself and is not keeping it from coming off. :?
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Keven is correct.

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that is what I was thinking... but I just didn't remember and didn't want to steer in the incorrect direction.
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well I learned that if pulling on it dosent work... get the 3 ft pry bar out
and ta-da!

It was just really stuck in there..

Those tangs were just for the rubber boot

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Yep. :lol:
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