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Old 06-24-2018, 09:17 AM
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Default Dust Boot master cylinder/power brake booster

Does anyone know where I can find the rubber boot that goes between the master cylinder and the power brake booster? I looked in Ames catalog (they were closed can't call),Napa, and pep boys with no luck. I'm assuming I'm calling it the right name "dust boot".

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Old 07-03-2018, 05:20 PM
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Maybe this is really a seal? Any idea's where to get these other then buying a new power brake booster?

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Old 07-03-2018, 05:37 PM
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A pick of the part would be helpful - I'm not exactly sure what you're after. My booster doesn't have a boot that goes between the MC and booster. There's is a white plastic boot on the outside of the booster at the firewall though. Maybe try one of the brake speciality places like Classic Performance Products or Master Power?

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Old 07-04-2018, 10:57 AM
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Ken,

Thanks for your response. I guess its really called a seal.All power brake cars of that year have them. I searched the internet and the only place that I could find one was a place in Canada that sells Corvette parts. They wanted $35 bucks for it. If you order a new power brake booster I think it comes with them. you can see mine is deteriorating from a leak.

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Ah, gotcha. Seems to be hard to find on it's own. Looks like it's called the front shell assembly seal.

I found one on this site: http://shop.docrebuild.com/1964-1967...or5452549.aspx

Maybe that's the same one you found?

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Ken,

Thanks, yes the only 2 places I found them is docrebuild.com and east/coast corvette, both corvette places. dorebuild scared me off with all there ordering rules and emailing your 3 digit card code etc. East coast site only seemed to work only if you have a paypal account and I don't. I'm going to give them a call tomorrow and try to order. This is a crazy part to find ,but is a very simple part. I guess I should have just replaced the whole power brake booster, but that would have involved removing and sending it out because I would like to keep the original one. Just trying to get the car back on the road after sitting between 5- 7 years.

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Agreed - that site seems sketchy. Seems like a common enough part to where you might be able to pull one in good condition from a junkyard.

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Old 07-05-2018, 08:13 PM
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Looks like I will have to get one from a junk yard or try to get a power brake booster rebuilder to sell me one. I called east coast corvette and they are discontinued. This has been a real pain for something so simple!!

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