Brake Booster ID

[toflo]

I have search all over and I can't find any info on this brake booster currently installed on a 1968 FJ40.

Part number 44610-A400

thanks.

 

[honk]

It's probably a defunct Toyota number. I say that because:
Lexus 44610-24100, Power Brake Booster
is available using the first series while using an extended/changed second series.

See? You didn't search all over after all.

 

[toflo]

It's probably a defunct Toyota number. I say that because:
Lexus 44610-24100, Power Brake Booster
is available using the first series while using an extended/changed second series.

See? You didn't search all over after all.

actually there are atlas 384 brake boosters made with the same 44610 numbers.

Genuine OEM Toyota Parts & Accessories | toyotajaxparts.com

you might be right about the A400 being a defunct number though. 1 out of 2 isn't bad!

 

[toflo]

I think I may have figured it out. this A400 is 4 digits and everything else is 5 digits. If I ad a 1 in front of the A I get 44610-1A400 which is a valid brake booster to an early 90s corolla... WTF? Really just trying to figure out if this will work for a 4 wheel disc brake conversion? The FJ is a 68 but this booster is already installed so I know it will fit (has the JTO extension).

 

[honk]

You might need to add a proportioning valve when you go to 4 wheel discs but it should work fine if it's already working fine with drum brakes.

 

[toflo]

Thanks for the help Honk!