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Old 08-14-2010, 08:48 AM   #1
67chevy2wd
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How can I tell if my brake booster is bad?

On my 71 it feels like the manual brakes did in my 67. I really have to get after it sometimes to stop the truck. Someday I want to put 35's on it and I know I need to get the brakes sorted out first. Now that I think about it the wife helped me tow the 71 home the other night (distributor died) and I had both feet on the brake pedal pushing damn near as hard as I could and the wheels wouldn't lock up on a gravel road. Plus they (the brakes) didn't feel any different from when it is running.
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