Plastic Vacuum Valve Brake Booster

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  • Erv M.
    Very Frequent User
    • February 21, 2007
    • 445

    Plastic Vacuum Valve Brake Booster

    I need to know if this is the correct vacuum valve that attaches to the brake booster for a 69. Also It states in the TIMJG that it is painted black; so what paint should I use.

    Thanks
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  • Terry M.
    Beyond Control Poster
    • October 1, 1980
    • 15541

    #2
    Re: Plastic Vacuum Valve Brake Booster

    Irv, I don't know why, but I can't click on the image to make it bigger -- so I can't tell if it is the right valve.

    The valve was in place on the booster when it (the booster) was painted -- so the answer is use the same paint that was used on the booster.
    Terry

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    • Erv M.
      Very Frequent User
      • February 21, 2007
      • 445

      #3
      Re: Plastic Vacuum Valve Brake Booster

      Originally posted by Terry McManmon (3966)
      Irv, I don't know why, but I can't click on the image to make it bigger -- so I can't tell if it is the right valve.

      The valve was in place on the booster when it (the booster) was painted -- so the answer is use the same paint that was used on the booster.
      Terry,

      I hope this picture will work for you. I see it should be painted gloss black, any recommendations?

      Erv
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      • Terry M.
        Beyond Control Poster
        • October 1, 1980
        • 15541

        #4
        Re: Plastic Vacuum Valve Brake Booster

        For whatever reason this photo worked better. I believe you have one of the styles that will pass judging.

        Here is another.
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        Terry

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        • Jeffrey S.
          Extremely Frequent Poster
          • June 1, 1988
          • 1860

          #5
          Re: Plastic Vacuum Valve Brake Booster

          Erv:
          As Terry said the paint is the same as the booster but Krylon makes a paint designed for plastic called Fusion. It might adhere better than other types and is available in gloss.
          Jeff

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