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Bone head... left booster shim out
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Howdy y'all, I had to replace the brake booster on my '99 SR5. All proud of myself when everything worked like it should, until I was boxing up the old one for core and discovered I left out the thin steel shim<?> that fits between the booster and firewall.:frusty:
I'm debating whether it's worth the effort to put it back in, basically a complete do-over... What do you think, put it back or don't worry? |
I've left those off of brake masters and clutch masters before. I think it's a bit of a dust seal for the firewall and maybe to prevent long term corrosion to the sheet metal. Should not be a problem.
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If I got some extra free time and able to do it without rushing, I wouldn't mind taking it apart and put it back together again.
But then again Im weird like that, ha. |
I'd feel bad about it, maybe a little at least, but it's certainly not worth the effort of taking it all apart again to put that in there. it's not really going to cause any real problems.
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Thanks for the feedback. I’ll save it with the other ‘spares’ and put it back if/when the booster fails again.
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