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02-23-2012 11:25 PM #1Registered Member
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DIY Brake booster re-build with new o-rings and a new shaft seal
For the following E28, M5 cars 735,533,535,m535,m5,633,635,m635,m6.
This Do It Yourself (DIY) is to re-build the Brake Servo Booster #34331156925
It includes a step by step procedure to repair the internal rubber seal and 5 o-rings.
I just up dated this post DIY, I have added a new shaft seal and a how to replace the seal.
Read the captions at the bottom of each photo.
https://picasaweb.google.com/1135658...nZ_Z7f6JrUyQE#
This repair needs to have the booster removed from the car.
Tools needed: Dremal, vise, bench grinder, battery drill motor with reverse, 1-1/8 inch deep socket, 13mm 1/4 in drive socket with an extension into the drill motor, blade screw driver, 10mm drill bit or 3/8 inch metal drill bit, electric drill motor with 3/8 chuck.
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03-18-2012 03:32 PM #2Registered Member
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New update I found a supplier for the internal white teflon (2) high pressure o-rings
Hi forum members,
I located a supplier for the internal white teflon (2) piston rings. I should have them in about 15 days.
I also found a supplier for the internal shaft seal at a lower price, 9.5mm I.D. This will take about 8 weeks to manufacture.
Then I will have all of the interior replacement parts, a complete repair kit, for the brake servo/booster.
Here is the photo link to the DIY re-build.
https://picasaweb.google.com/1135658...nZ_Z7f6JrUyQE#
Read the captions at the bottom of each photo.
I also added a new helpfull hint for the re-build.
Where the grub screw, screws into the booster cylinder there can be a burr created by the grub screw, on the interior. This burr can cut the 38mm O-ring, and also damage the 2 white high pressure teflon piston rings.
Thanks to (tn).
When I receive these new parts, I will revise the price.
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04-24-2012 04:47 PM #3Registered Member
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New-Upgraded DIY rebuild kit for the Brake Servo Booster
Hi Forum Members,
I now have all of the interior components for the complete re-build of the Brake Servo (booster). I have received the new teflon interior high pressure piston o-rings. I installed these new parts into my M6 over the weekend. The road test was a success, all of the parts work as they should!
The new up-graded kit includes the 5 internal rubber o-rings, the 2 teflon piston o-rings, and a new shaft seal.
I have also up-graded the Picasa Link, I took more photos and added more captions to show the correct method that I used in the assembly of the booster.
The new price is $24.95 + shipping $1.95 USA, TOTAL $26.90 USD.
International is also $24.95 + shipping $3.95 International TOTAL $28.90 USD.
Here this the link to the DIY, step by step instruction, of the booster repair.
https://picasaweb.google.com/1135658...nZ_Z7f6JrUyQE#
I am also offering a QUICK FIX kit, this includes just the 38mm o-ring, and the shaft seal only. Price is $7.95 + $1.95 shipping USA TOTAL $9.90 USD.
International is also $7.95 + $3.95 shipping International TOTAL $11.90 USD.
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11-15-2012 03:21 PM #4Registered Member
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Hydraulic brake servo booster, 10 piece repair kit, and Rebuild Service
Hi Forum Members,
For the following BMW cars
e28,533,535,m535,m5, part # 34331156925
e24,633,635,m635,m6,L6, part # 34331156925
e32,735 only. part # 34331156925
e23,733,735,745 part # 34331152825
This Do It Yourself (DIY) is to re-build the Brake Servo Booster, all of the 10 piece interior repair kit are identical, for both part numbers
I recently rebuilt another hydraulic brake servo booster, and I was amazed at how the rubber o-rings were deformed and hardened. They are now an oblong shape. The large o-ring 38.0mm x 3.0mm, at the front of the booster. It now measures 2.55mm high instead of 3mm. And is 3.28mm thick, were it should be again be 3.0mm. And it is noticeably more brittle. The smallest o-ring was brittle and it broke when removed.
https://picasaweb.google.com/1135658...nZ_Z7f6JrUyQE#
I am now offering to rebuild your booster for you, using my 10 piece repair kit.
I am charging $85.00 + shipping back to you. Cont USA only. USD
If you send me your address, and I can give you an accurate shipping quote, via FedEx Ground home delivery.
Just send your booster to me, with a $ check. PayPal add 4%
I also have a couple of spare rebuilt booster, that I can send to you. And you return your old core to me, shipping on you.
Same price of $85.00 + ship + $60.00 core. USD
PayPal add 4%
jay_c_stratton@hotmail.com
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02-21-2013 11:58 PM #5Registered Member
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Changes, 2-8-13
DIY brake servo booster repair kit and rebuild service.
Please read the captions under each photo.
https://picasaweb.google.com/1135658...nZ_Z7f6JrUyQE#
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04-22-2013 12:08 AM #6Registered Member
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Special note! Please read! some BAD boosters are being sold.
Hello M5 e28 owners,
Parts Geek and its supplier A-1 Cardone, are selling bad rebuilt hydraulic brake boosters.
I had a client of mine who sent me a leaking booster. When I opened it up to repair, I noticed that it had an incorrect shaft seal installed.
On top of that, the shaft seal was installed up-side down, and missing the garter spring.
My client told me that his first Cardone from Parts Geek leaked as soon as it was installed, he sent it back to Parts Geek and they sent him another.
When he installed the second one, it also leaked.
And thats when he called me, and I used my rebuild service and sent him one of my rebuilt spares.
When I received his core back, I set to rebuild it for the next client.
I was shocked, the shaft seal was upside down, I then pressed the shaft seal out of the black plastic cup. The shaft seal specs are 9.5mm i.d. x 22.0mm o.d. and thickness of 6mm.
The A-1 Cardone is 10.0mm i.d., way too big. It is made in China by YEI Shien, part #A19168 10x22x6.
Because it was in backwards the garter spring came off, or was never there in the first place.
I am going to also attach some photos, of the suspect seal front and back, and what a garter spring looks like.
Here is my link, booster repair kit and rebuild service.
https://picasaweb.google.com/1135658...nZ_Z7f6JrUyQE#
Thank you,
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