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Originally Posted by t walgamuth
I wouldn't be afraid of putting on a used one. They are extremely long lived. OTOH it is probably your MC leaking into your booster. If your booster goes bad you don't lose all braking, you just have to push harder.
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How old is the one being gotten out of the junk yard ?
You or anyone else does not know..
so I would be afraid of suggesting to someone else they put a used one on.
I think that the rate of failure is high also. Is there any chance that someone associated with the MC is not in alignment... ? the push rod bent or something ? I do think you are going to have to look in the booster to find any further answers....
I do think at some point of neglecting warning signs that the inside of the booster can get ' hydrauliced ' .... hydro locked... liquid on both sides of the diaphram or piston which locks it up....