Subject	thanks and...
Posted by	joe645733 on May 05, 2012 at 6:21 AM
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In Reply To	Bench bleeding is likely NOT the issue - shop took care posted by jzack on May 04, 2012 at 11:15 PM
Message	Thanks, I appreciate it. To get things out of the way: - I've never list any fluid. - the first time I list brakes, it was when I was randomly driving. At times when I press it down, I swear I can hear air escaping out of somewhere...just hard to tell.
Follow Ups	RPM's drop when pressing the brakes (not common) - joe645733 19:41:26 05/04/12 Bench bleeding is likely NOT the issue - shop took care - jzack 23:15:24 05/04/12 thanks and... - joe645733 06:21:51 05/05/12 thanks and... - joe645733 07:11:49 05/05/12 Booster diaphragm leaking could explain the hissing heard? (n/m) - jzack 14:43:32 05/05/12 Try this B4 replacing the BB. Disconnect the vacuum >>> - ZUL8TR 07:09:17 05/05/12 Re: ZUL8TR - joe645733 16:25:02 05/05/12 Here is link to service manual on the brake booster>>> - ZUL8TR 10:53:12 05/06/12 another thing*** - joe645733 16:29:53 05/05/12 all cars with a booster will do that. - AHos(Chicago) 20:30:58 05/05/12 Re: all cars with a booster will do that. - joe645733 21:18:36 05/05/12 One of the tests for a good booster is with engine off>>> - ZUL8TR 15:40:17 05/06/12
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