bronco 2 bud
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can anyone tell me why gas would be in my break booster? it went bad, itook it off, and there was fluid that smelled likegas in it.
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kimcrwbr1
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I believe that would be the fuel pressure regulator pull the vacuum off it and see if it smells like fuel also
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yeah, FPR diaphragm failure is about the only way that can happen.
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Well, it's the most likely culprit anyway.
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yeah, someone could have dumped fuel into your booster.
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