Hydraulic System - Brakes

2007 Dodge Nitro Vacuum Pump, Brake Booster, Brake Master Cylinder

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OEM 2007 Dodge Nitro Parts for Hydraulic System - Brakes

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Brake Booster, Brake Master Cylinder Installation and Repair Tips for 2007 Dodge Nitro

  • Q:
    How to Install a Brake Booster on 2007 Dodge Nitro?
    A:
    In order to install vacuum brake booster as one should place it on the dash panel and secure it with nuts. Lubricate the pedal pin, attach the push rod and tighten the nuts to 25 N.m. Install brake lamp switch, check the master cylinder seal and connect vacuum hose and brake lines. Finally, filling and bleeding of the brake system.
  • Q:
    How to Properly Bleed a Brake Master Cylinder Before Installation on 2007 Dodge Nitro?
    A:
    Before installing a new brake master cylinder, it must be bled using bleed tubes and a wood dowel. Mount the cylinder in a vise, attach the tubes to the outlet ports, fill the reservoir with brake fluid, and press the pistons inward until no air bubbles appear.
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