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So I finally got some time today to tear into the next step in my brake system rebuild and pulled the brake booster off. As I suspected, there is cancer eating through the back of the booster and I believe that to be where my brake woes are coming from.
Anyways. I called up Pepboys and they said there were several different boosters and that I needed the pushrod code. I've looked all over the thing and can only find the number 23 and "made in canada" stamped on it. Any ideas of where to look? Does it really matter?
So I finally got some time today to tear into the next step in my brake system rebuild and pulled the brake booster off. As I suspected, there is cancer eating through the back of the booster and I believe that to be where my brake woes are coming from.
Anyways. I called up Pepboys and they said there were several different boosters and that I needed the pushrod code. I've looked all over the thing and can only find the number 23 and "made in canada" stamped on it. Any ideas of where to look? Does it really matter?
Several different boosters?
1973/79 F100/350: There are TWENTY TWO different brake pedals, SEVEN different clutch pedals and NINETEEN different P/B boosters...I kid you not.
You have to match the booster to whatever brake pedal the truck has. Ford stamped an ID number on the brake pedal. Look at the pedal, and post the ID number from it. One example of 22: D3TA-2455-AA.
Otherwise you are going to be in a world of hurt...trying to match parts that were not matched originally.
If you post the pedal ID number, I can match it to the correct booster, then list the Ford part number.
stepoinit may have a way to cross the Ford part number to the autoparts store booster ID number, then you can get the correct booster from the parts store.