Delco-M oraine Vacuum Boosters have a build date on a
small paper label glued onto the front housing. The first
digit indicates the year it was built (a 5 means 1985 or a
SINGLE DIAPHRAGM VACUUM BOOSTER
R em o ve or D isco nn ect (F ig u re 20)
Tool Required:
J 23456 Power Brake Booster Disassembly
and Reassembly Fixture
1. Boot (1) and silencer (2).
2. Vacuum check valve (3) and grom m et (4).
3. Front housing seal (5).
• Scribe a mark across the front and rear housings to
aid in assembly.
• Use J 23456 to apply force in a counter clockwise
direction to unlock the housings (figure
4. Return spring (9) and power piston group.
6
5. Power piston bearing (
6
. Reaction body retainer (25).
7. Piston rod (10) and reaction retainer (11).
8
. Filter (12) using an awl or sim ilar tool.
9. Power piston and pushrod assem bly (16).
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— 42
43
. — 44
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-46
47
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Figure 19— Bendix Master Cylinder Com ponents
VACUUM BOOSTERS
6
2 1
).
) from the rear housing (7).
41. Cover
42. Diaphragm
43. F ilte r
44. R eservoir
45. C om pe n satin g Valve Seal
46. Valve Poppet
47. Spring
48. S econdary Spring
49. S econdary P iston
50. P iston Return S pring
51. Prim ary Piston
52. Snap Ring
53. Body
54. B o lts
55. O-Ring
means 1986). The last digits indicate the day it was built
(271 means the 271st day of production year).
• Grasp the outside edge of the diaphragm sup
p o rt (15) and d ia p h ra g m (14). H o ld th e
pushrod (19) down against a hard surface.
• Use a slight force or impact to dislodge the
diaphragm retainer (13).
10
Diaphragm (14) from the diaphragm support (15).
.
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In sp ect
All parts for corrosion, nicks, cracks, cuts, scoring,
distortion or excessive wear. Replace parts as nec
essary.
Use crocus cloth to polish away minor corrosion of
the housings or diaphragm support.
Clean
All parts in clean denatured alcohol.
— Do not immerse the power piston and pushrod
assem bly in alcohol.
Dry with unlubricated compressed air.
BRAKES 5-9
F-00775