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blueneonman1 · 07-31-2001, 01:44 AM

Well, the brake booster is connected to the vacuum tree. Maybe the pushrod connected to the master cylinder is leaking and fluid is being pressurized out the vacuum line on the booster. You would have to remove the booster to find that out I would think.

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07-31-2001, 01:44 AM	#4
blueneonman1 Registered Member Join Date: Mar 2001 Location: Palm Harbor, FL Posts: 208	Well, the brake booster is connected to the vacuum tree. Maybe the pushrod connected to the master cylinder is leaking and fluid is being pressurized out the vacuum line on the booster. You would have to remove the booster to find that out I would think. ------------------ Blueneonman - '95 5.0L Mustang GT Convertible \| K&N Custom Cold Air Intake \| FMS 9mm Wires \| Hollow Cats \| Flowmaster 2 Chambers \| BBK Subframes \| 6-pt Rollcage \| King Cobra Clutch \| FMS Adjustable Clutch Cable \| B&M Short Throw \| Coolest Neon Lighting on a Mustang EVER! Homepage: http://www16.brinkster.com/blueneonman/