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Old 01-08-2006, 12:56 PM
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Originally Posted by origamitect
Well, I have lost faith in my indy. I went to pick up my car after they replaced the m/c and the 4 hoses , and now it appears that the vacuum/booster system is screwed. I have a very hard pedal and and the shut-off doesn't work. I checked the suction at the hard line straight from the vacuum pump, and I'm pulling about 27" hg, so vacuum pump is good. I will continue to search the forum, but is there a "best" starting point to start locating the leak? Thanks in advance!
Vacuum seal between master cylinder and booster missing or damaged,
shutoff valve line came loose.
Both issues are easy to fix.
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