Brake Booster Seal part# help?
This is the sticker on the booster I have got that's from the ML320 in case I've been supplying the incorrect information from it. Is it of any further use?
Cheers.
They must have changed the numbers and you cannot refer to the old number.
As long as the booster you bought came from a 2000+ ML there shouldn't be a problem.
Of course disconnect the Master Cylinder from the booster, but do not disconnect the brake lines from the Master Cylinder. The booster can be removed with a little finesse and it will save you from bleeding the brakes.
How serious is this? I mean, do I need to fix it now, or could I wait a while? Idle doesn't seem to be affected...
The choice is up to you, but I would consider it serious. You will not receive the full braking force if the brakes are applied in a emergency stop.
Any loss of vacuum will affect your fuel trim.
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I'm able to lock the wheels as things stand (well, to get ABS to kick in). The hiss is quite soft, seems like quite a small leak but I assume it will get worse with time.
The price of a new booster is insane (20% of what I paid for the vehicle!) but we have companies here that will rebuild it with a 1 year warranty for 1/4 the price of a new one ...
To this time I can drill down far enough within the company but I came to a brick wall for simple part. Use a fair proportion of rubber grease on assembly and it may help on the installation as well as help seal- just take your time! Greg
(I think they all were, weren't they?)I have a place here that's prepared to remanufacture the booster, with a 1 year warranty, for about 220USD. Going to keep that option in reserve, but will try the patches first
I have found one from 2006 would that work since the part number i got A163 430 06 30
And the one i found is a A164 430 14 30
Edit.
Never mind the booster itself is different.
Last edited by st0rm; Oct 17, 2013 at 04:52 PM.
Was able to remove it without disconnecting the master cylinder


I know this is thread hasn't had much action in an age but I've found a replacement brake servo gasket, the one from a Volvo S60 is identical, so the question I have is how do you fit it?
Manufacturer is TEDGUM if anyone is interested
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I know this is thread hasn't had much action in an age but I've found a replacement brake servo gasket, the one from a Volvo S60 is identical, so the question I have is how do you fit it?
Manufacturer is TEDGUM if anyone is interested
part number is 00748698 if link doesn't work go to tedgum parts catalogue, Volvo, s60, other
part number is 00748698 if link doesn't work go to tedgum parts catalogue, Volvo, s60, other




- and, you didn't add any value to the thread either.