Great video bro....I have a 2005 gmc Sierra and I have already replaced the Master cylinder, both calipers, hoses and now just finished the brake booster. I pray this is the last fix for this brake problem I've been having (brakes locking up when I'm not pressing on the brake pedal). 🙏🙏🙏
Jonathan Perez I’m glad it was helpful! We had replaced the master cylinder on this one before we got to the brake booster. Hopefully this fixes your problem! 🙏
@@monicaausbrooks5465 it was the brake booster but a bad master cylinder probably Was the coperte but on the upside I now have a new brake system. Lol...thanks again for the video
I need this video.. my 07 Chevy brakes took a sh**, replaced calipers, pads, master cylinder, blew out the new master cylinder, looked and there's oil in my brake booster. this video is a big help. thanks.
That must have been the guy's wife hand that was under the dash....I was a bit confused🤔, did anyone else notice? Anyhow great video it was very helpful👍
One of the best videos I've seen on TH-cam. Great clarity of video, audio, and explanation. You didn't have to cover up with loud music and nonsense like so many others do. GREAT job, Thanks for taking the time.
Thank you for showing me how to do this I just replaced a master cylinder brake caliper and drums now the brakes won't bleed so I figured it was the booster cause the brakes won't get hard please keep posting new videos
Hey any time I'm glad we have people like you to help us save money like your husband said we're day to day guy's trying to get by without spending hundred's God bless you guy's
Monica Ausbrooks thank you, when I put it on that groove, I had a vacuum leak between the brake booster and the master cylinder, do you know how to fix that?
artemio anguiano move it back passed the groove. It’s been a couple of years since we replaced ours. I apologize! That’s why it says one thing and looks like another bc we tried one way and had to move it!
Great video. One question though. While placing the O-ring on the back of the master cylinder you say to push it back all the way past the groove. Then when you go to place it on the booster the O-ring is clearly sitting down in the groove. Which is it? The reason I am asking is that I have a Chevy Avalanche that recently had the booster replaced. And ever since they replaced the booster the message "Service Brakes Soon" is showb every time I start it up. One fix that I have seen on the internet is to replace that O-ring. I think that maybe they didn't replace it or it is missing.
Shane Howard you pry up on the tab and slide it off. It does take some finagling. I found this video that has a closer up view of getting it off. th-cam.com/video/iZuVCG3p4BA/w-d-xo.html Sorry! I hope this helps!
Does anybody have a better description or picture that would show how the little plastic clip attaches to the metal rod better then the video does I can't tell and I can't get mine back on..
Is there any way to adjust the push rod? I know you say turn to adjust, but what exactly are you turning? From my understanding, these are not adjustable
@@monicaausbrooks5465 I think my brake booster is f@cked right out the door. I have brakes that only decompress partly, after engagement. I take the master off and they move freely 🤔
@@monicaausbrooks5465 I was sorta thinking the same thing. I also changed master. Could be bad out the box. I have been so disappointed with this Yukon. Makes me wanna scream. It's either that or the travel of the rod
Does the master cylinder brake lines HAVE to be completely taken off? Or can the whole unit (master cylinder and lines still connected) be moved to the side til the new booster is in?
Lamu Taafua if you are able to get it moved to the side with the lines still connected then you can do it that way, just be careful not to break the lines!
michaelheiland123654 there is a clip and switch behind the brake pedal under the dashboard. Take note of how they come off bc they can be a pain to get back together! It is attached to the brake pedal rod and the brake pedal will push to the right to release the booster rod. But once you take that apart and the bolts out it will slide right out.
michaelheiland123654 there is a small metal clip that is holding that switch one, once you pop it off the switch will move freely and can be taken off of that rod.
Did you use a factory part or cheap Autozone oriely checker part?? For me if I’m going to go through all this trouble I use factory parts otherwise you will be doing it all over again in a year or so.
To each their own. We are do it ourself-ers so generally on a budget. We have replaced many parts on vehicles and have never had issues or replaced the same part twice.
Gavyn Michael I’m very sorry it’s taken me so long to get back to you. It should clear after being cycled several times. The other option would be to find a parts house that will do it for you. Unplugging the battery for 30 minutes will sometimes clear them too.
Hi! So we had tons of issues with this particular truck. It just ended up being a money pit. But for sure we could hear a vacuum leak under the hood and we traced it to the brake booster.
How do you even get the plastic piece that is sandwiched between the brake pedal rod and the brake booster rod? Is there some time of pin or clip holding it in place? No real explanation of how you got it back on. The video just fast forwards to it already on with no good explanation.
buzztrucker sorry! There is a clip on the side of it at the end of the rod holding it on. As far as it going back together pay very close attention to how all of it came off, that will make it much easier to get back on! It takes some finagling to get the brake pedal switch back in place.
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Great video bro....I have a 2005 gmc Sierra and I have already replaced the Master cylinder, both calipers, hoses and now just finished the brake booster. I pray this is the last fix for this brake problem I've been having (brakes locking up when I'm not pressing on the brake pedal). 🙏🙏🙏
Jonathan Perez I’m glad it was helpful! We had replaced the master cylinder on this one before we got to the brake booster. Hopefully this fixes your problem! 🙏
@@monicaausbrooks5465 it was the brake booster but a bad master cylinder probably Was the coperte but on the upside I now have a new brake system. Lol...thanks again for the video
Hello @jonathanperez9548 ,I have a question the brake booster help on your problem?
I need this video.. my 07 Chevy brakes took a sh**, replaced calipers, pads, master cylinder, blew out the new master cylinder, looked and there's oil in my brake booster. this video is a big help. thanks.
Under the Big Oak Thank you! I’m glad it was helpful! We’ll get that brake bleeding video up soon!
I think that's what going on with mine 2007 GMC
You mean brake fluid not oil. Right? If it is oil, you got some issues there..
That must have been the guy's wife hand that was under the dash....I was a bit confused🤔, did anyone else notice? Anyhow great video it was very helpful👍
Detain T Thank you! haha yes it was the wife’s!
I think he just likes wearing finger nail polish.
I noticed that... Pink nails!??!?
Yeah he was scaring me with his nails for a sec
Great video it helped me but i also had to replace brake switch because my tail lights stayed on afterwards but great job man
One of the best videos I've seen on TH-cam. Great clarity of video, audio, and explanation. You didn't have to cover up with loud music and nonsense like so many others do. GREAT job, Thanks for taking the time.
MrRainbowrooster thank you very much for your kind words!!
Great vid man. I’m the same way just weekend warrior. This helped me a ton.
Kristopher K Awesome! Glad I could help!
Very helpfull video about replacing brake booster. Thanks to share!
Thanks for the video going to fix my Chevy truck break booster save me some money kinda looks fun to do anyway
Mikey Adams thank you! Good luck!!
NICE VIDEO BUBBA i know that feeling when you try to record and the little ones come out lol. My turn to swap out my booster now.
The gasket that came with the booster goes on the groove of the master cylinder?
How can you leave out how to disconnect the brake pedal from the brake booster??
Very good video thx u I'm going out here install my booster
I could not find any videos for 2007 NBS Silverado's. Just an FYI I was able to change one out w/o removing the master cylinder hoses.
very good video man, I think I need a new booster as well as mine is squeaky and leaking oil from the piston in the cabin. this helps a lot thank you!
Drew Kilkenny awesome glad it helped! Thanks for the comment!
Thank you for showing me how to do this I just replaced a master cylinder brake caliper and drums now the brakes won't bleed so I figured it was the booster cause the brakes won't get hard please keep posting new videos
Jermaine Frazier I’m glad it was helpful! Thank you for the feedback!
Hey any time I'm glad we have people like you to help us save money like your husband said we're day to day guy's trying to get by without spending hundred's God bless you guy's
You have the O-ring on the groove of the master cylinder but you said to make sure it’s passed that groove, which one is right?
artemio anguiano very sorry it goes in that groove!
Monica Ausbrooks thank you, when I put it on that groove, I had a vacuum leak between the brake booster and the master cylinder, do you know how to fix that?
artemio anguiano move it back passed the groove. It’s been a couple of years since we replaced ours. I apologize! That’s why it says one thing and looks like another bc we tried one way and had to move it!
Monica Ausbrooks thanks so much life saver 🤙🏾
Great video. One question though. While placing the O-ring on the back of the master cylinder you say to push it back all the way past the groove. Then when you go to place it on the booster the O-ring is clearly sitting down in the groove. Which is it? The reason I am asking is that I have a Chevy Avalanche that recently had the booster replaced. And ever since they replaced the booster the message "Service Brakes Soon" is showb every time I start it up. One fix that I have seen on the internet is to replace that O-ring. I think that maybe they didn't replace it or it is missing.
Christopher Myers it goes back past the groove. We put it in wrong the first time! Hopefully that’s your issue with the service light. 🤞
Great video.
What tool did you use to remove the nuts from inside where the pedal is
Thanks for sharing this video 👍👍
julioLtrailero you’re very welcome!
How does the metal clip come off on the pedal to the plunger?
Shane Howard you pry up on the tab and slide it off. It does take some finagling. I found this video that has a closer up view of getting it off. th-cam.com/video/iZuVCG3p4BA/w-d-xo.html
Sorry! I hope this helps!
Get those kids helping you !
They sound to cute !! Daddy daddy look !! Ha ha
my bbrake booster make air sound when you touh the pedal?
Mine too, what was the problem?
Does anybody have a better description or picture that would show how the little plastic clip attaches to the metal rod better then the video does I can't tell and I can't get mine back on..
Is there any way to adjust the push rod? I know you say turn to adjust, but what exactly are you turning? From my understanding, these are not adjustable
You would be correct, that was my mistake on the video back then. My apologies.
@@monicaausbrooks5465 I think my brake booster is f@cked right out the door. I have brakes that only decompress partly, after engagement. I take the master off and they move freely
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@@alexanderproefrock8721 that sounds more like a master/slave cylinder is sticking. We replaced this brake booster due to a vacuum leak.
@@monicaausbrooks5465 I was sorta thinking the same thing. I also changed master. Could be bad out the box. I have been so disappointed with this Yukon. Makes me wanna scream. It's either that or the travel of the rod
@@alexanderproefrock8721 I understand that! We had so much trouble out of this truck as well. It was just one thing after another.
Nicely done thank you
Is a Chevy tahoe 07 the same set up
Does the master cylinder brake lines HAVE to be completely taken off? Or can the whole unit (master cylinder and lines still connected) be moved to the side til the new booster is in?
Lamu Taafua if you are able to get it moved to the side with the lines still connected then you can do it that way, just be careful not to break the lines!
Brake booster part number is?
make that brake bleeding video, that's next!
Does the gasket come with the brake booster or the master cylinder?
buzztrucker ours came with the master cylinder.
Great job! Thanks
Did they come with the exact measurement or you had to measure them...?
Mario Verduzco it came with the exact measurements but we did measure again to make sure it was the same size.
Bleed only the fronts?
2 Ol' Vets yeah you should only have to bleed the fronts.
You said put the o ring past the groove but it looked like you had it had it sitting in the groove when you put the master cylinder in
Put it IN the groove, we had to take it back apart! #ithappens
@@monicaausbrooks5465 thanks
he sure has pretty hands.. lol.. THAKS FOR THE INFO.. i think i can do this,, i did one on a 88 s-10.. all most the same..
Why won't my light go off now even with a new switch
How do you disconnected the brake pedal from the booster?
michaelheiland123654 there is a clip and switch behind the brake pedal under the dashboard. Take note of how they come off bc they can be a pain to get back together! It is attached to the brake pedal rod and the brake pedal will push to the right to release the booster rod. But once you take that apart and the bolts out it will slide right out.
Thanks... So the switch will slide up to remove?
You can move the brake master cylinder to the side without hooking the brake line to replace the booster?
michaelheiland123654 there is a small metal clip that is holding that switch one, once you pop it off the switch will move freely and can be taken off of that rod.
michaelheiland123654 at 4:06 in the video we try to show how it goes back together, it’s a tight squeeze in there to get decent shots. I apologize!
Did you use a factory part or cheap Autozone oriely checker part?? For me if I’m going to go through all this trouble I use factory parts otherwise you will be doing it all over again in a year or so.
To each their own. We are do it ourself-ers so generally on a budget. We have replaced many parts on vehicles and have never had issues or replaced the same part twice.
@@monicaausbrooks5465can you tell me where you bought the booster?
I have to replace mine on my 2007 GMC Sierra I hope it's pretty much the same....
Mike Middleton it should be close! Good luck and let me know if you have any questions!
How do you clear the booster code
Gavyn Michael I’m very sorry it’s taken me so long to get back to you. It should clear after being cycled several times. The other option would be to find a parts house that will do it for you. Unplugging the battery for 30 minutes will sometimes clear them too.
I can't adjust the booster rod, doesn't matter what way I turn it stays the same length
Lone Wolf it could be the type of booster that you have. Mine was easy to adjust, nothing crazy or any issues.
I an 05 sierra 1500 and my brakes feel spongy, I have no leaks , I even replaced brakes and still spongy, any tips anyone ??
It’s possible it’s a weak master cylinder.
Thank you Monica, I'll try that thanks
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Nice nails bud.
Kasper Ghostly haha thanks! Always nice to have the wife help!
Lol I totally thought that those female hangs were yours lol jk thanks for the video
Do he have red nail polish on, or are we seeing his wife's hands
rudolph bishop lol the wife was helping
Monica Ausbrooks where u gettin your nails done mack?
Can anyone help me? I’m having problem
Um why do have on red nail polish hum
Why are your nails pink brother ? @monica askbrooke
what made you realize it was this that needed replacing
Hi! So we had tons of issues with this particular truck. It just ended up being a money pit. But for sure we could hear a vacuum leak under the hood and we traced it to the brake booster.
Gmc acadia dinali is a nightmare to replace brake booster
How do you even get the plastic piece that is sandwiched between the brake pedal rod and the brake booster rod? Is there some time of pin or clip holding it in place? No real explanation of how you got it back on. The video just fast forwards to it already on with no good explanation.
buzztrucker sorry! There is a clip on the side of it at the end of the rod holding it on. As far as it going back together pay very close attention to how all of it came off, that will make it much easier to get back on! It takes some finagling to get the brake pedal switch back in place.
watch that ring man... you can hit a bare wire
No one mentioned this guy’s painted nails ??
Yes, everyone has noticed my wife’s nails in the video. 🤦🏼♂️
Nvm 🤦🏽♂️🤣
Nice fingernail polish lol
@Monica Ashbrooks
Is a Chevy tahoe 07 the same set up