Brake booster Q

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The 'eyelet pin' that connects the brake pedal to the booster - should that be able to be removed? If so, what creates the suction that allows the pedal to remain in place?

I'm venturing into unfamiliar area - Just had the booster rebuilt because the pedal would release up to the firebox (this is a GT5 - so no 'stop' bracket in place), received the rebuilt booster and having the same issue. The eyelet will freely remove from the booster which has me puzzled.
any help appreciated - thanks
Chris

8/11/145:55 AM

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