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Hi, I’m looking for some help here. My brake booster went bad. Had a new in the box one that came with the car so I thought I’d use it. The holes do not line up with the firewall plate. Old one was a cardone this new one looks to be a Midland Ross, I could drill holes in the reinforcement plate...

Used vacuum brake booster. Numbers on tag are 3579279, 73608, 314-2A and C4212P. $30.00 plus shipping from 61109. No electronic payment. Check or money order.

Besides having my booster rebuilt and broke studs replaced, is there a decent one out there for 1968 chyrsler 300. Power 4 wheel drum. I already have a new master cylinder so all I need is the booster. Any suggestions will be appreciated.

I think my booster is bad. I have searched high and low and can't seem to find a new one. I have seen a number of rebuild kits, can anyone tell me if any of them will work on the Imperial booster?

Need work on Hayes Booster Rod does not retract easily Poppet valve stuck? Anyway I know Hayes stuff is scarce Any leads in rebuilders? What needs to be done to put other style booster in it? Thanks

Hey guys i am having an issue finding a brake booster for my 68 Fury III. Have any of you found a solution without doing a full master and booster conversion? Thanks for any suggestions

the booster went on my fury. who or where is a good place to get 1.? or even rebuilt?

Good morning, all. I'm considering doing a Scarebird front disc brake conversion on my 68 Newport. I have recently, within the last two years had my brake booster rebuilt, (booster Dewey). It has less than 1k miles on it. My question is...is it absolutely necessary to use a disc brake booster...

I’m helping a friend resurrect a 1969 Chrysler Town & Country station wagon, 383 HP. The brake booster seems to be shot and the brakes are non existent. He is going to buy a new master cylinder and booster, but I wanted to know if a unit from a 90s Durango/Truck would work as an affordable...

I bought a brake booster, don't remember when or where, for my 1969 Plymouth Fury III convertible. It's front disks, rear drums. The booster is a Bendix single diaphragm (I think), part no. 18268. The 4 mounting studs don't line up with the holes in the backing plate, firewall and brake pedal...

I'm happy to say that DaPoz steered me right in recommending Harmon Classic Brakes to rebuild the power brake booster in my 1963 300. They did a great job with incredible customer service. Tara and George went beyond all my expectations -- and sent the rebuilt booster back in time for me to get...

Vacuum Brake Boosters | Power Brake Booster Exchange, Lynwood Was Booster Dewey, then he retired, then it was Booster Steve, then it was Booster Mark. Now it's Booster Steve and Booster Mark.

I need to rebuild the brake booster on my 1963 (non-letter) Chrysler 300. Many auto parts sites do not include a 1963 Chrysler in their Make/Model drop-down lists, so I get skeptical when I see 1963 parts offered online. I turn to you to ask about this vendor and the brake booster rebuild kit...

Hello, My 1978 Chrysler makes a hiss sound and brakes seem soft. Appears to be no leaks. Only thank left is master cylinder or booster. How do I know which one might be bad?

Yeah - that's a drum brake booster.

Booster Steve: Brake booster ideas?

Anyone know where I can find a brake booster for a 1965 Chrysler New Yorker 4 door hardtop

I'm wondering if anyone has had any experience with this brake conversion kit? I had a disc brake conversion done but am having issues with a hard pedal. I verified good vacuum and booster is holding vacuum. If I unbolt the master cylinder from the booster, I get full pedal travel but not...

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I have upgraded the brake system for this car, 66 Chrysler rear end, scarebird disc brake conversion. All new brake lines, new splitter block. The pedal is spongy at best and will go to the floor if pushed hard enough. I have used both a 68 Fury master cylinder, scarebird recommended for the...