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Banjoman09
04-02-2018 19:47:37
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Not sure what to do on our old truck- 1970 F-600....step on brake when running and try"s to kill engine; no boost assist to booster...or to brakes; hard pedal. How do I check this ? Thanks.
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ADB-IA
04-03-2018 09:01:23
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Re: Brake Booster.....F-600.......1970 Ford in reply to Banjoman09, 04-02-2018 19:47:37
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In a post from last summer you mentioned finding an old "50 F2 Ford. Is that old truck still there and if it is, where are you located? ADB-IA
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Banjoman09
04-03-2018 11:40:39
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Re: Brake Booster.....F-600.......1970 Ford in reply to ADB-IA, 04-03-2018 09:01:23
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yes...answered on Tractor talk :)
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Janicholson
04-03-2018 06:54:34
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Re: Brake Booster.....F-600.......1970 Ford in reply to Banjoman09, 04-02-2018 19:47:37
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The booster diaphragm is ripped or holed. This allows the engine vacuum to suck in air and causes the mixture to lean out and kill the engine. Test it by disconnecting the booster hose from the booster, and plug the hose. if it now lets the engine run correctly, Replace the booster. Jim
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Banjoman09
04-03-2018 11:42:10
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Re: Brake Booster.....F-600.......1970 Ford in reply to Janicholson, 04-03-2018 06:54:34
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Thanks Jim..I should know this but been a long time...I will check:)
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Used red mn
04-03-2018 10:16:07
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Re: Brake Booster.....F-600.......1970 Ford in reply to Janicholson, 04-03-2018 06:54:34
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What Jim said. Should have a breather in the cab behind or under the seat a line comes back from the hydro-vac...booster..!that is drawing in the vacuum that is leaking through. Just info so you are aware it needs to be kept clear. The issues is probably what Jim suggested.
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