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Old 04-06-2004, 01:21 PM   #1
COBALT
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New brake booster/master cyl./prop. valve?

I'm loosing brake fluid out of the front reservior of my master cyl. It's not leaking at the wheels, but there's paint lifting off the base of my brake booster, so I assume it's running out of the back of the master cyl. running down the brake booster (lifting the paint off) and getting burned up somehow before it dissapears under the truck (obviously only when I'm driving). I don't think there's anything I can do to fix this with the existing booster. My master cyl. is extremely rusted so I question how clean it is, and the prop valve doesn't look like it's in good shape.

Therefore I figured I might as well just take care of the entire problem all at once. I'd like a nice stock replacement since it's a work truck. Anyone have any suggestions where I could get a good new master cyl., brake booster, and prop. valve?
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