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Brake Booster Removal Question

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jmanjohnson1

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Oct 13, 2012
Omah, Nebraska
I currently have a 2g 95' GSX and I am trying to remove the brake booster. I have removed the brake master cylinder and the hoes. Any suggestions as to how i pull it out? It is a stupid tight fit and most likely can't just pull out. I still have the entire engine in.
 
drain the reservoir first, disconnect the lines, use lots of rags + fender cover because brake fluid will eat paint. unbolt and slowly pull it off the rod. then unbolt the brakebooster and go for it.

does anyone know if a 1.8 brake booster is the same for the 2.0 it looks the same.
 
Thanks I did so but its huge and won't fit through the opening. I wondered if i needed to loosen a motor mount to move the engine forward. Any suggestions?
 
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