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Is that your NOS Bendix booster? I believe you posted about that last year in the thread linked below. A larger picture may help as well. The numbers stamped are probably manufacturing numbers and have little to do with the catalogued part number, and it may be superceded to a later style...

Those brakes should be testing the integrity of your seat belts. What brand and type of brake shoes did you install? Sometimes, "brand" can make the difference. Were the drums machined and what is the ID of the drum. I'm presuming, too, that the brakes are correctly adjusted and you did...

Yes, you will need everything including the spindles and the brake line junction box as well as the brake booster and master cylinder.

Hi everyone, I am sure this question has been asked a bazillion times, but I cannot find a definite answer on the board. I have a 1969 Fury. Someone converted the thing to an aftermarket LEED brake system before I bought it. I hate the system. Last week, I got lucky and found a 72 Newport in...

Just ordered an Centric Power Brake Booster 160.80009 for $253.73 (inlc. shipping). Don't think i will get it, i'm more likely expecting a cancellation. BUT...if i get it: "it's better to have one, than to be in need".

Nope too late to return it. But i'll consider just buying new drum brake parts then swaping the master in the future instead. Would be quicker, honestly just want to drive the car already.

OK, that's a drum brake booster and master. So then your 65 definitely has the brake pedal setup you need. Although it may seem to work with the disc brakes, that drum booster will NOT give you enough boost to fully energize the disc setup, and will let you down when you need the brakes the...

The year is 2010 and my Chrysler 300L came up for auction on August 13th or 14th at Mecum Auctions in Monterey, CA. It's funny to see how they tried to promote the cars "back then." The condition of the car is almost unchanged. I only reinstalled the missing brake booster, the radiator was...

I have one from a 72 newport on ebay

Sixpactogo: I finally got it together to pull the booster. I'd say you are exactly correct. The visual evidence is compelling. It's nasty looking! Thanks for you reply and for your advice. The booster is off for a rebuild. I hope to have it back in time put the 300 together for Carlisle. Good...

the ad says power disc brakes. i dont see a booster.

That is alredy a great information for me! Chrysler New Yorker 440 with AC and Disc Brakes, 1973. I've been told to use her MBM Brakes PB8536-2. Which should fit with minor adjustments. I think I will go this way if there is no supply of fitting boosters.

First off, if a new master cylinder has been installed, that usually means that the travel rod for the booster will need to be re-adjusted. There is an acorn nut on the travel rod that is turned in or out to set the length. Remove the master cylinder to adjust the rod. Before pulling the master...

disc setup is sold.

i had my rebuild by a local fleet brake shop was a day turnaround and not expensive

Thanks for the help! I had just put all new brake parts on this car and of course the last component (the booster) isnt doing its thing. The car does stop now which is good but i have to stomp on it.

I thought I posted something here but cant find it now. I recently had the 727 transmission rebuilt in my 65 Monaco. It will not go into reverse until I have warmed it up and moved it in and out of reverse. When warm reverse works fine but bangs into first gear. Should I take it back to the...

Hmm that's a good one, I didn't know willwood had break master cylinder , are you saying if I use the master from willwood for those breaks I could solve my issue?

Hello, I need power brake booster bendix for my 73 Imperial. Do you know where can I find it ?

Where there is a brake fluid leak, it will usually have a wetness near the bottom of the backing plate on the wheel. Or a line could have failed. Or the master cyl could be leaking into the booster, which usually will have a small trail on the booster housing under the master cyl rear mount to...