I need to replace the brake booster assembly, part 47050-60010. Any recommendations on where to buy and any other parts I might need? TIA
Brake booster Where to buy and what other parts needed?
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enter the part number on:
Cruisin4parts.com
to see availability - there are repair kits, used offerings and factory new.
They aren't cheap and I've seen others NOT suggest trying your hand at the repair kit.
Here is a screen cap that I took to save the contact information for a guy who rebuilds them
The FB link won't work since it's a screencap.
Cruisin4parts.com
to see availability - there are repair kits, used offerings and factory new.
They aren't cheap and I've seen others NOT suggest trying your hand at the repair kit.
Here is a screen cap that I took to save the contact information for a guy who rebuilds them
The FB link won't work since it's a screencap.
Unfortunately you just missed the 25% off sale the southeast dealers were having.
Check pricing at Serra Toyota of Decatur, Fred Anderson Toyota, Ourisman Toyota, Marietta Toyota, Valdosta Toyota, Bell Lexus, and Treasure Coast Lexus. They usually have the best prices.
Check pricing at Serra Toyota of Decatur, Fred Anderson Toyota, Ourisman Toyota, Marietta Toyota, Valdosta Toyota, Bell Lexus, and Treasure Coast Lexus. They usually have the best prices.
Also use genuine Toyota brake fluid!
I think the 25% sale is going on again.
Get it from the dealer while the discount is in effect.
I have a thread installing the master and bleeding the procedure without any fancy tools. Make sure to get the gasket that goes between the pump and the fire wall. Inspect any worn-out plastic bushings on the brake paddle assembly and get those replace while you are there. I used Prestone DOT 3 and been 4 years without any hickup.
This is a great time to install any old brake hoses.. while you are there.
Get it from the dealer while the discount is in effect.
I have a thread installing the master and bleeding the procedure without any fancy tools. Make sure to get the gasket that goes between the pump and the fire wall. Inspect any worn-out plastic bushings on the brake paddle assembly and get those replace while you are there. I used Prestone DOT 3 and been 4 years without any hickup.
This is a great time to install any old brake hoses.. while you are there.
Regarding other parts needed, when I replaced mine a little plastic part on top of the brake pedal broke, it's a piece of plastic that pushes against the brake light switch, and until I got a replacement, 4-5 days, the lights stayed on if it wasn't bc I rigged something in the meantime.
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