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Welcome Jeff. I saw you were looking for a brake booster. Have you tried the little salvage yard there in southwest Abilene? Also, there used to be a yard west on the gravel road on the first intersection south of the west exchange in Abilene.
Welcome Jeff. I saw you were looking for a brake booster. Have you tried the little salvage yard there in southwest Abilene? Also, there used to be a yard west on the gravel road on the first intersection south of the west exchange in Abilene.
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Oh yes, I have checked them both out, they had none around, they told me the older stuff was crushed
You could call bobby Borell over in Delphos he has most stuff!
Oh I completely forgot about him, I will give him a call. I may not want to drive it too far like it is, in fear that the booster may completely go out
Also, if he doesn't have it, there is a guy that owns his own personal Ford cemetary here in Manhattan, that I can get ahold of for you, he may have one. The 83 that I had, had a bad brake booster too. it always made a sucking noise, till you pushed on the brakes.
Mine makes the sucking noise all the time. No extra cash right now, so will have to run it as is for the time being. Only other thing I gotta do is have the ignition timing checked, dist was loose when I got it, and I just tightened it where it was.
I've got a timing gun and a heated garage if you would like a hand checking the timing. I'll be around here and there for the next week or so since I'm off work for vacation.
I will get with ya right after Christmas I hope that booster leaking won't affect setting the timing, am sure considering switching it to manual brakes
Could always unhook the booster and plug the line while testing, should eliminate any issues there. I dunno if I would switch to manual brakes though, still gonna cost $$$ and you'd be heading in the wrong direction in technology and driveability