Having Problems
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Racer
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From: Pennsdale Pennsylvania
Having Problems
I am in the process of replacing the brake booster and master cylinder in my 89 vert. I was going to remove the drivers seat to give me more room to work since I'm a pretty big guy. I got the seat unbolted, but can't get the wiring connector apart, I'm sure there is a simple way of doing this but I just don't see it. Also in removing the hush panel I removed the screws along the front and disconnected the light, I see some kind of a pin going through the panel in the rear, is this what is keeping it from coming out. Help please!!!!!!
Burning Brakes
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From: Houston PA
The power seat conections on my 94 were hard at first too. They are held together by hinged clips on both sides, that are released with a small screw driver, prying up on the ends. The pin your refer to, sorry, no idea. Never been there.
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Racer
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From: Pennsdale Pennsylvania
Yes I saw 4 hinged clips on the connection, 2 at the top and 2 at the bottom, unsnapped all 4 but it still would't come apart
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Racer
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From: Pennsdale Pennsylvania
OK got the connection apart, thanks for your help. Now to get the hush panel out!!!!!! Looks like it's going to be fun getting at the nuts holding the booster on, (tight quarters)
Racer
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From: Twinsburg OH
It almost seems like it would be worth while pulling the steering column out so you can get at it. I did finally get mine with a ¼ drive ratchet and about 3” extension.
Burning Brakes
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The hush panel is connected with three screws and one pressure clip (similiar to what holds brake rotors on. The screws go across the front of the panel and the clip is near the floorboard by the brake. Simply cut it, bend it or pry it off. A new one can be easily found in any autoparts store, Lowes or Home Depot. Hope this helps.
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Racer
Joined: Jan 2007
Posts: 342
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From: Pennsdale Pennsylvania
The hush panel is connected with three screws and one pressure clip (similiar to what holds brake rotors on. The screws go across the front of the panel and the clip is near the floorboard by the brake. Simply cut it, bend it or pry it off. A new one can be easily found in any autoparts store, Lowes or Home Depot. Hope this helps.