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thanks. having more than one car helps w this.

ill invite some friends next week for beer and wrench

 

I'd see if I could help you out but I'm in AZ for now lol

 

you can head out now and make it in time

 

Ehh that's too much work lol

 

Also check your vacuum lines.........

 

There's vacuum lines attached to the brake system?!

 

Yes! The conditions were perfect!

If you weren't in south east Texas I would say it could be cold weather. Below zero weird shit happens.

 

Yes

 

Well boys I went to superstition and remembered a few pics for y'all.

 

how was the sofa?

 

Hmm. One more thing to be glad about with an older car I suppose. Pretty sure mine has none connected to it

 

I heard the later 3rd gens went electric. But who knows.

 

Oh god. Thats even worse...

 

I have no clue where these vacuum lines are at

 

Intake manifold to brake booster. Pretty obvious if you look around.

 

my lord

 

Way better than any Christmas tree. It melted chairs and deformed gas cans that didn't get moved. It also lasted a long time.

 

Start with the master cylinder if your going to through parts at it. Waaaay cheaper

 

my 2001 comes with ABS and all that.. so if I buy the master cylinder it comes with all the ABS components..doesn't it?

I am not looking at the power brake booster for $319 on ebay..

I am looking at the one above and below it..Looks like the master cylinder comes with ABS module and what not..

I cant seem to find JUST the master cylinder.

If I get JUST the master cylinder, does this mean I pull the old one apart from everything else and reinstall all that stuff onto the new master cylinder?

 

I have heard this is a common issue with the snorkels, especially if you have an S/C.

Looks like you had a blast!