Reply to "Jehle Deauville, chassis #2012, in Norway"

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I found a used, but not complete brake booster from a Ferrari 308 on E-bay, and with a spare in hand I tore into my old unit (and the new one).

First drew up a booster-splitting tool,

Worked like a charm.

On the inside,

The complete unit,

Pushrod removal tool. The push-rod is held in place by a rubber cap, securing a ball joint at the other end. a bit of lubricant in the hole and it pops out. takes a bit of force.

Internals layed out,

Push-rod with spring an poppet valve

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