Reply to "Replaced brake booster, now no fluid moves"

panteradougMember

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Originally posted by RRS1:
Okay thanks. I did see that on Youtube. Basically just recirculate the fluids in the reservoir. I think I'll remove it to protect my brand new carpeting, and paint job.

Best to be safe. The brake fluid will dissolve the paint where it touches it.

Some master cylinders aren't as sensitive to this as others but I've learned to always do it before putting it in the car.

Saves a lot of wasted time often.

I guess what it is doing is priming the pump?

1/6/147:32 AM

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