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So I have a au 2 brake booster that is steel the ef one is plastic and it melted
 because of me extractors are close to it ahahahAhah just wanted to know if I can mod the au 2 one to make it fit??
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Yes you can fit an AUII Booster to an EF/EL. You will need to redril your firewall to take the 4 bolt pattern of the AU Booster and you will need an AUII Master Cylinder.
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| Elwagon91 |
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Cool that's what I thort they look the some just with 4 bolts
The master cylinder is the bit what the brake fluid goes in ?? |
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Age: 49 Posts: 391 Joined: 22nd Aug 2008 Ride: 2002 AUII Fairlane Sportsman V8 Location: Roxby Downs |
apart from the above mentioned are the AU S2 brake boosters/master cylinders any better than their earlier model EF counterparts?
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Age: 49 Posts: 391 Joined: 22nd Aug 2008 Ride: 2002 AUII Fairlane Sportsman V8 Location: Roxby Downs |
{USERNAME} wrote: The master cylinder is the bit what the brake fluid goes in ?? YUP |
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| TROYMAN |
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{USERNAME} wrote: apart from the above mentioned are the AU S2 brake boosters/master cylinders any better than their earlier model EF counterparts? yes, the series 2 master cyl has a bigger bore allowing more fluid transfer, probably not really noticable on the tiny e series calipers but still an upgrade from the earlier stuff, and the booster being steel is on upgrade on its own.... just a note, im not sure if anyone has had this issue, but when i changed from series1 au plastic booster to series 2 steel booster other than re drilling the firewall there was a difference in the angle of the firewall causing the pedal rod to bind, so i had to space the bottom of the booster 4mm to get the pedal rod angle right..... |
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Age: 49 Posts: 391 Joined: 22nd Aug 2008 Ride: 2002 AUII Fairlane Sportsman V8 Location: Roxby Downs |
{USERNAME} wrote: just a note, im not sure if anyone has had this issue, but when i changed from series1 au plastic booster to series 2 steel booster other than re drilling the firewall there was a difference in the angle of the firewall causing the pedal rod to bind, so i had to space the bottom of the booster 4mm to get the pedal rod angle right..... did you use washers???
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| TROYMAN |
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i could have, but i used a 4mm tapered flat plate for the bottom ..
i have heard of others using the au2 booster on ef and no where has there been a mention of my issue??... |
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| Elwagon91 |
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My pedal is really soft but it brakes good anyway I can make it harder ??
It went in all good I didn't tighten up the nuts on the firewall all the way I have it a bot 2 get hot and stuff than I tightened it I and I have used 3 bottles of dot 4 brake fluid |
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| Shen Long |
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Age: 49 Posts: 391 Joined: 22nd Aug 2008 Ride: 2002 AUII Fairlane Sportsman V8 Location: Roxby Downs |
{USERNAME} wrote: i could have, but i used a 4mm tapered flat plate for the bottom .. Hey Troyman, i've never really removed a brake booster before. I've just purchased an EF Fairmont S1 but the bloke told me he thinks the brake booster is stuffed. How do i remove the brake booster off of the Lane?i have heard of others using the au2 booster on ef and no where has there been a mention of my issue??... Are the bolts on the inside of the car above the brake pedals etc? |
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yes, there are 2 nuts on ef just above/infront of the brake pedal above the steering column..
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{USERNAME} wrote: {USERNAME} wrote: i could have, but i used a 4mm tapered flat plate for the bottom .. Hey Troyman, i've never really removed a brake booster before. I've just purchased an EF Fairmont S1 but the bloke told me he thinks the brake booster is stuffed. How do i remove the brake booster off of the Lane?i have heard of others using the au2 booster on ef and no where has there been a mention of my issue??... Are the bolts on the inside of the car above the brake pedals etc? Have a read of {DESCRIPTION}
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I fixed this problem the second time by buying some reflective foil tape & covering the plastic drum
two fold fix; 1- reflective foil prevents heat 2- completely encasing the drum, thereby holding the piece together
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Age: 49 Posts: 391 Joined: 22nd Aug 2008 Ride: 2002 AUII Fairlane Sportsman V8 Location: Roxby Downs |
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