New booster vs. old booster. The electrical connectors don’t match. Move the old connector to the new booster or replace the connector on the harness? I’m doubting moving the old connector across is as simple as putting a socket on it.
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Resolved: brake booster connector mismatch
- Thread starter Rick2000
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Ok, one more tip: Buy new bleeders and replace them before you take the old booster out of the car. Not only are you already going to be bleeding the brakes once you replace the booster anyway, but that bleeding will go much smoother if you’ve got full flow through your bleeder screws. I used the FSM procedure bleeding the brakes with the ignition on and it really shoots a lot of fluid out quickly due to the stored pressure in the accumulator. No chance air bubbles are going to hide from that.Literally emailed Eric at Serra Toyota and he told me the system will not let them order 47050-60041. I will be ordering 47050-60042 and replacing the Harness to the new Triangle one.