Where is the Power Brake Booster pedal clip?
There is a small clip on the brake pedal that holds the Brake Switch and the Power Brake Booster to the pin on the pedal. I recently had the pleasure of disconnecting that clip when I replaced my Power Brake Booster. The clip alone took me a good hour and a half to remove. I hope these pictures will help you remove it more quickly.
How to remove a Chevrolet brake pedal retaining clip?
If you need to remove the brake booster, brake pedal or brake-light switch for repair, then the clip has to come off the pedal. This can be mildly frustrating to do, but you should be able to accomplish this in under 10 minutes. These steps relate to a 2006 Chevrolet Silverado, but the process is similar for other Chevy makes and models.
Where is the power brake booster on a Chevy C2500?
I own a 1996 Chevrolet C2500 pickup truck. There is a small clip on the brake pedal that holds the Brake Switch and the Power Brake Booster to the pin on the pedal. I recently had the pleasure of disconnecting that clip when I replaced my Power Brake Booster.
How do you remove a brake booster push rod?
Crawl under the dashboard and aim the flashlight on the top of the brake pedal where the brake booster push rod connects to the brake pedal itself. Insert the blade of the flat-head screwdriver into the clip. Twist the handle of the screwdriver so that the clip spreads out. Push the clip up until it pops free.
There is a small clip on the brake pedal that holds the Brake Switch and the Power Brake Booster to the pin on the pedal. I recently had the pleasure of disconnecting that clip when I replaced my Power Brake Booster. The clip alone took me a good hour and a half to remove. I hope these pictures will help you remove it more quickly.
If you need to remove the brake booster, brake pedal or brake-light switch for repair, then the clip has to come off the pedal. This can be mildly frustrating to do, but you should be able to accomplish this in under 10 minutes. These steps relate to a 2006 Chevrolet Silverado, but the process is similar for other Chevy makes and models.
I own a 1996 Chevrolet C2500 pickup truck. There is a small clip on the brake pedal that holds the Brake Switch and the Power Brake Booster to the pin on the pedal. I recently had the pleasure of disconnecting that clip when I replaced my Power Brake Booster.
Crawl under the dashboard and aim the flashlight on the top of the brake pedal where the brake booster push rod connects to the brake pedal itself. Insert the blade of the flat-head screwdriver into the clip. Twist the handle of the screwdriver so that the clip spreads out. Push the clip up until it pops free.