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    Brake booster seal

    Anyone know if they make a replacement seal for the "Bellows" looking seal on the brake pedal side of the brake booster? mine is cracked / ripped, and the hissing noise is drving me nuts! The brakes work fine, so I think it is a small hole / rip... someone told me once you could just replace that "boot" on it... but I can't seem to find one in any of the catalogs... It seems to make more noise when it is cold out... So it is really hissing right now!

    Tom....


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    #2
    Here is the "boot" i was talking about...



    Also, it only makes the hissing noise when you press on the brakes... all other times it is quiet....


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      #3
      usually that indicates the booster itself has a tear in the diaphragm and needs to be replaced. Its normal to get a whoosh when you first apply the brakes, but if its a steady hiss, thats not normal.
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        #4
        The boot is just a dust cover.
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