Brake pedal is harder than Chinese ‘rithmetic!
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Seiken # 44610-60792
Before you buy a booster you should check your vacuum lines and check valve.
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I inspected the lines and didn’t notice any leaks but did not notice a check-valve. Where is it located?
TIA
On the brake booster.
80 brakes suck
Not sure if you've pulled the wheels and checked the calipers?
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Not yet. I’ve just been mashing the HAYELL outta that fat pedal.
Haha!
A stuck caliper will make the pedal hard.
Try touching the hubs carefully feeling for heat difference between all 4 wheels. Bear in mind that the sunny side is hotter!
A stuck caliper will make the pedal hard.
Try touching the hubs carefully feeling for heat difference between all 4 wheels. Bear in mind that the sunny side is hotter!
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Yes
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Better than stock? Highly unlikely. Very few aftermarket parts for TLC are better than OEM.
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New Toyota Land Cruiser LX450 OEM Seiken Brake Booster with Gaskets 44610-60792
New 80 series, FZJ80, FJ80, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, brake, brake booster, OEM, Seiken, japan, 44610-60792
Is that p/n year-specific (and lhd vs rhd specific) as it's different to the p/n's I get out of toyodiy, etc. Can't find any new genuine brake boosters to suit my year of 80, and there have been quite a few p/n changes.
What's the most critical thing when replacing the brake booster? Some people say adjusting the pushrod. Anyone actually done it? There is a SST for it (I've got one somewhere I think).
For my 80, Toyodiy says 44610-60570 up to 7/92 and 44610-60770 from 8/92 up. If I put a really late build year in I get 44610-60803. Is the vacuum port on the same side of the booster body for lhd and rhd markets?
What's the most critical thing when replacing the brake booster? Some people say adjusting the pushrod. Anyone actually done it? There is a SST for it (I've got one somewhere I think).
For my 80, Toyodiy says 44610-60570 up to 7/92 and 44610-60770 from 8/92 up. If I put a really late build year in I get 44610-60803. Is the vacuum port on the same side of the booster body for lhd and rhd markets?
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