
2. …and with a check valve.

3. To check the check valve, loosen the clamp and disconnect the vacuum hose from the valve. Remove the valve from the booster housing.

4. Place a rubber bulb on the nipple installed in the vacuum booster and squeeze it - air should come out through the valve.

5. Release the pear; if it remains compressed, the valve is OK. Otherwise, replace the valve. If you don't have a bulb, you can blow through the valve with your mouth.

