[DeTomaso] Brake question

[Stephen]

Hey Jim.  I also installed a new booster from Pantera Performance.  And
found that the lines going into the brass  piece with multiple lines going
into it (the valve assembly that indicates if your two brake systems are
unbalanced - as in one leaks) are tough to get to quit leaking.  I folded up
a couple of paper towels and wedged them under the connections where they
tie into the valve assembly.  Then was able to see pretty easily which
connection was leaking.  Took a few tries but I finally got them all tight
enough.  

Stephen Nelson


-----Original Message-----
From: DeTomaso [mailto:detomaso-bounces at poca.com] On Behalf Of Jim Gray
Sent: Friday, September 04, 2015 2:32 PM
To: detomaso at poca.com
Subject: [DeTomaso] Brake question

Just installed a new booster. Was already using the Wilwood setup that
Dennis Q sells.

QUESTION: I seem to be loosing a bit of fluid on each test drive. The red
light on the dash, the one that shows when the parking brake is on as well
as indicating a low fluid situation, comes on when I depress the brakes but
goes out if I tap it again. Pedal is much improved but still doesn't feel
just right. The one thing I did not adjust was the pushrod that goes from
the master, through the adapter, into the booster. Is that where I should
start in looking for my problem?

Thanks in advance

Jim Gray
#5926 


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