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Laughing Gas
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From: Anderson, California
Call - Power Brake Sales in Sacramento, California, - 1-(916)-446-7829
Giving them your VIN number should tell them what is needed for your GVWR.
They may have one in stock too. I've had very good luck with them.
Also, I use RockAuto when doing parts research, because they have a good INTERCHANGE chart if you click the blue number.
Interesting enough, my '78 Ford E250 is a BUS on the door jamb data plate. (not schoolbus). with 8900-lb gvwr.
Giving them your VIN number should tell them what is needed for your GVWR.
They may have one in stock too. I've had very good luck with them.
Also, I use RockAuto when doing parts research, because they have a good INTERCHANGE chart if you click the blue number.
Interesting enough, my '78 Ford E250 is a BUS on the door jamb data plate. (not schoolbus). with 8900-lb gvwr.
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Joined: Jul 2020
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From: Near Salt Lake City
What motor?
Does it have a 300-6 or a 6.9?
Some of the diesels had Hydro-Boost
Either way, you should be able to find one once you know exactly what you're looking for
If it is a diesel, and has a vacuum operated booster, double check the vacuum pump (with a vacuum gauge) before replacing the booster
Same with the one way valve, get a new one, or double and triple check the one you have before buying a vacuum booster
Does it have a 300-6 or a 6.9?
Some of the diesels had Hydro-Boost
Either way, you should be able to find one once you know exactly what you're looking for
If it is a diesel, and has a vacuum operated booster, double check the vacuum pump (with a vacuum gauge) before replacing the booster
Same with the one way valve, get a new one, or double and triple check the one you have before buying a vacuum booster
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