brake booster component interchange

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heviarti

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What I have is a '79 3/4 ton 2wd pickup. The previous owner states that the brakes have always been very hard. You pretty well have to stand on them. I am pretty sure it's the vacuum booster. I don't have $116 to replace it. Enter the late model parts truck. My employer just bought a 1994 K1500 pickup. A trip to the parts store told me that both are 10-3/4" dual diaphragm boosters. Both are by delco. What's odds that I can change out the diaphragms?
 

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Anybody? I can't be the only person to have wondered this.
 

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Are the part numbers for both boosters the same?

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I never heard of anybody doing that. Would be interesting to see though.
 

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No, the mountings on the bodies are different. Also, the studs are metric on the 94. I just imagine that the rubber parts inside might be the same.
 

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