Un-plug the vacuum hose going to the booster, If the brakes work the same, as before unplugging the hose, it's shot.
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I don't really understand what you want to know so I'll take a shot in the dark here and try to help you out the best I can with information you've given, (lol - none). The purpose of the check valve is to give you some power assist by holding the vacumn in the booster if the vehicle shuts down to give you some braking ability. Should hiss with enging running when unplugged from the booster. If unplugged from the hose with the vehicle off it should retain a vacumn in the booster. Booster problems (hard pedal) are sometimes caused by brake fluid leaking from the rear seal on the master into the booster and damaging the rubber inside. Look for fluid drip or peeling paint down the face of the booster, and remove the two nuts and pull the master away from the booster and visually check for wetness at the seal. Replace with a used/new one if needed but if you go for a used booster check it first. If it's a check valve you need, a parts supplier will have it or get one from the dealer. Some people recommend replacing master & booster as a unit but on and older vehicle if it's still o/k I'd only change whats needed.
Take it back and get them to check it.
I believe that is called the power brake booster
Boost controllor
Same place you check it.
First you have to determine what the problem is. The fan, fuse, switch, loose connection. Check the fuse first and then run power to the fan to see if it works.
yes, i have a 1987 Toyota truck and it has one. Can't see why a later model wouldn't
you will have to check with a local parts store to be on the safe side!
Check the flasher.
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