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I think this is the check valve for my hydro vac brake booster. I’ve had the hydro vac rebuilt but didn’t think to send this in with it.
Is there a way to test that it is working correctly? If it isn’t working how do you repair it?
Thanks in advance for all and any responses.
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Hi 6321, That is probably the check valve although it looks different than my 1957 valve. A check valve is simple, air should pass through it easily in one direction and not pass through it in the other direction. In the case of a vacuum check valve in our application, just try to blow through it by mouth, you don't' want to apply much pressure as in using an air compressor. If it is stuck closed, take it apart and clean/lubricate it.

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Thanks, After doing more research last night on the web that is what I figured out. I think I’ll take it apart and inspect the seal .


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