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Brake servo
On gasoline engines vacuum is supplied
from the intake manifold On Diesel engines vacuum is supplied from
the vacuum pump
Functional check:
- With engine switched off, depress brake
pedal firmly several times (to deplete
vacuum in brake servo).
- Depress and hold brake pedal with
average foot pressure and start engine. If
servo is working properly, pedal will be
felt to give slightly under foot (servo
assistance becomes effective).
If malfunctioning:
- Replace as complete unit only.Check valve in vacuum hose - 9 -Removing and installing page 47
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Brake master cylinder with 23.81 mm
(0.937 in.) diameter piston, removing
and installing
Special tools and equipment
Sealing plugs from repair kit, Part No. 1H0 698
311A
CAUTION!
Part numbers are listed here for reference
only. Always check with your Parts
department for the latest information.
Removing
- Attach bleeder hose and bleeder bottle to left-
front brake caliper bleeder screw and open
bleeder screw.
- Operate brake pedal to pump out as much brake
fluid as possible.
- Close left-front bleeder screw.
- Cover engine compartment to catch any spilled
brake fluid.
CAUTION!
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