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Old 01-21-2023, 12:00 AM
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Make sure you have all the air bled from the lines (farthest to the closest bleeding order).

Double check your booster vacuum line and connections.

Power booster plunger rod is original to the car, and was originally inserted into the bottom hole on your brake pedal?

All brakes adjusted with a slight drag?

Zero leakage at the wheel cylinders?

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