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Old 10-22-2023, 10:15 PM #1
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Rebuild OEM Brake Booster?

Just replaced my failed OEM brake booster after 335k miles. Was wondering if these are rebuildable? Dont want to toss it in the trash if I can have it rebuilt.
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They are. Toyota still sells a rebuild kit.

Like many Toyota parts, they're first used on the higher end products like Land Cruiser. There were used on the LC Prado, so very proven with safety features I've well used (auto braking under certain conditions).

Here's a link on the how to: Master Cylinder Rebuild - DIY | IH8MUD Forum
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You talking 01-02 booster?
If so, depends on what chit the bed Pump motor, Accumulator, PCB are the high dollar parts.
Have bad one in new one's bag n box with bad pump motor it a when I get around to it thing.
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Just replaced my failed OEM brake booster after 335k miles. Was wondering if these are rebuildable? Dont want to toss it in the trash if I can have it rebuilt.
They can be rebuilt, but it's pretty cost prohibitive compared to a new unit when you figure paying shop labor. I have a buddy that does these all the time, and he says its just not worth it.

There is a guy out there doing partial rebuilds on them for about 700 bucks... If you shop around, you can get a brand new OEM unit for another 4 or 500 bucks. Just not worth it.
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Just replaced my failed OEM brake booster after 335k miles. Was wondering if these are rebuildable? Dont want to toss it in the trash if I can have it rebuilt.
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They are. Toyota still sells a rebuild kit.

Like many Toyota parts, they're first used on the higher end products like Land Cruiser. There were used on the LC Prado, so very proven with safety features I've well used (auto braking under certain conditions).

Here's a link on the how to: Master Cylinder Rebuild - DIY | IH8MUD Forum
OP is asking for a brake booster not a master cylinder. Brake boosters are not rebuildable DIY.
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OP is asking for a brake booster not a master cylinder. Brake boosters are not rebuildable DIY.
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These guys will rebuild them. I have had friends with even old obsolete cars that have had them rebuilt. Not by this place specifically, but I know it's possible.
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These guys will rebuild them. I have had friends with even old obsolete cars that have had them rebuilt. Not by this place specifically, but I know it's possible.
With the right tools anything is possible, but for most people this is not a DIY rebuild.
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Why I posed question 01-02.
If he talking about what we know as a brake booster pre-01 throw sob in garbage.
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They can be rebuilt, but it's pretty cost prohibitive compared to a new unit when you figure paying shop labor. I have a buddy that does these all the time, and he says its just not worth it.
I looked at it this way 01-02 Master Cylinder.
I got 220k mi on first one figure I'll get that on second new one.
Price was $2300 when I bought that equals $.01045455/mile.
Year later price had dropped to $11-1300.00 that's $.0054545/mile.
Should be trouble free I do my part with fluid service.
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