All About Ford Brake Systems
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When we step on the brake pedal, the booster's diaphragm squeezes the air in the front side of the booster. This pressure unseats the check valve that controls intake manifold vacuum. When the check valve opens, manifold vacuum sucks the air out of the booster. This "suction," called negative pressure, pulls the diaphragm forward, which applies forward pressure on the rod and master cylinder piston. The power booster helps us apply the brakes. View Related Article
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Ford Mustang Research
Get information on specs, safety features, pricing, and equipment options for the new Ford Mustang. The 2010 Mustang goes for a suggested retail price of $27,995.00, and it has a comparable warranty. Also check out the Mercury Sable and the Lincoln Mkz.
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