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This is a discussion on brake booster operation within the Early Birds [1955-1957] forums, part of the Thunderbird Model Years category; Hi folks. Just rebuilding my '57's brake booster. I understand the general principle of how the vacuum provides power assistance, ...

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brake booster operation

Hi folks. Just rebuilding my '57's brake booster. I understand the general principle of how the vacuum provides power assistance, reducing the pressure required at the pedal, but I'm not sure of what the control valve(?) does. There's a bypass tube from the back of the main diaphragm chamber to the front. It attaches to the control valve, which has a filter at the front of it. I opened it up - it also has a diaphragm in it, which I've damaged simply by opening it up. What does this secondary diaphragm do? Can I buy a spare anywhere? Thanks in advance.
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