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Author Subject: brake vacum booster pump removal question?
jimmyhackers

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Location: birmingham

Registered: 14 Jun 2011

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Post #1
i have the deletion plate from spoox :s

install all seems pretty straight forward.....except.

the t peice non return valve....that will become redundant with fitting.

do i need to replace it with a non t-peice one way valve inbetween the remaining brake servo vac line and the inlet manifold line??

or can it essentially be a straight/open bit of tube between the two?

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Posted 3rd Jan 2026 at 06:33
welshpug!

Capt Pedantic

Location: Bigend, Wales.

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Post #2
why?

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Posted 9th Jan 2026 at 20:10
jimmyhackers

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Location: birmingham

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Post #3
i dont know why i give him my money.... at least it wasnt one of his bespoke silicon intake replacers (£182)
Thumbs down

i found a suitable new t-peice on ebay for 13 quid LOL

on a less "duck spoox" note.

1. old one was leaking oil.
2. looked messy.
3. was noisey
4. the t-peice one way valve half failed. it was just slowly pumping air (and condensatable water) into my rocker case.
5. new t-peice valve is expensive/rare af. ??
6. ive never needed a booster pump in my xsi, which is essentially the same vehicle.

i image a lot of french "abrutis" saying the brakes are s**t and "thats why i crashed" the earlier 306 hot hatches...
and peugeots responce was this pump?

only a guess?

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Posted 18th Feb 2026 at 16:46

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