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Old 06-06-2003, 08:45 AM   #10
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puling the vacum line to the booster will efectivly remove your POWER BRAKE function... old cars didnt used to have power brakes.. and they were heavy... it was a different world... your brakes will work without the booster... but it's hard to work it...

as for your sensor.. I'm not sure what your deal is.. but it's a pressure switch a believe... if there's not enough pressure to keep the light OFF it will go on. so the light should stay on in a FAILED state...
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