RE: IML: IML DIGEST

["Anthony Bianchini" <ABianchini@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Check the line that goes from your intake manifold to your power brake
booster. If this line is secure and not leaking (put liquid soap-very
little-where it plugs into the booster and intake) observe for suction
(with engine running of course to create vacuum). If none exists then it
seems likely that the booster itself has developed a leak.
Tony in San Antonio
1966 LeBaron 

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[mailto:mailing-list-owner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Brandt Daniels
Sent: Tuesday, September 28, 2004 3:17 PM
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Subject: IML: IML DIGEST

OK It looks like Im going to have to do a project before I do the front
end suspension...Brakes. I was driving it today and when I would step on
the brake pedal I heard the sound of air seeping from somewhere. not
really an expert in this any ideas?

-Brandt
63 Le Baron


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