Hydraulic System - Brakes

2009 Dodge Viper Vacuum Pump, Brake Booster, Brake Master Cylinder

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OEM 2009 Dodge Viper Parts for Hydraulic System - Brakes

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Brake Booster, Brake Master Cylinder Installation and Repair Tips for 2009 Dodge Viper

  • Q:
    How to Service a Brake Booster on 2009 Dodge Viper?
    A:
    The steps to follow include deconnection of the battery, removing the master cylinder, and vacuum hoses to service the power brake booster. Take out the switch and retaining clip of the brake lamp and then slide the booster input rod off. Turn off the four nuts, then slide the booster out. Do not service more than a unit, disassemble the booster.
  • Q:
    How to Remove a Brake Master Cylinder on 2009 Dodge Viper?
    A:
    To remove the Brake Master Cylinder Make sure the engine is off and pump the brake pedal to relieve vacuum. Disconnect the battery negative terminal and the brake fluid level switch Wiring and remove the brake tubes, using plugs to prevent leakage. Finally, take out the securing nuts and slide out the master cylinder.
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