Subject	all cars with a booster will do that.
Posted by	AHos(Chicago) on May 05, 2012 at 8:30 PM
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In Reply To	another thing*** posted by joe645733 on May 05, 2012 at 04:29 PM
Message	You are just building pressure up in your lines. When you unplug your booster, I wouldn't suggest driving like that unless you have a strong right leg. It'll make you work to make it stop. But hey, then you wont have to go to the gym, right?
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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