[Fixed Audio] Installing a brake booster in a 67 Mustang (again)

[New version with better audio and quieter music!]
I install a replacement brake booster in the 1967 Mustang daily driver. Hopefully, this one actually holds vacuum.

[@abedanielspictures]

Hello again. I like your mustang vids as I have a 67 fastback with a Cleveland and C6. I had to have my booster re-built and was lucky to find the only guy left in the nation ( possibly ) who can do that. He was also able to establish the correct length push rod and supply that. Doing this was good because I discovered that the front and rear fluid lines were reversed in the master. YIKES! That could have been bad. I took the brakes apart so many times while installing the Borgeson power steering that I resolved to removing the shock tower support each time for more room. I sure would like to see you work on that electric PMU also. My cars wires are a fifty year old mess and adding all the circuits to get the Sniper system and electric fans to work right was a chore. The whole project works pretty good now and I need to spend some time editing video and posting those efforts. Thanks for your video info Casper, best wishes!

[@AmbiVe]

Recording and editing everything adds a lot of time, but it's nice to have a final result. I can't count how many times I have been helped by random videos people have posted of their projects. It's also great just to have documentation of your projects to be able to go back and look at how far you have come ;)

[@jesusgutierrez8676]

Hi, can you please share the brake booster brand or link, I'm about to order one, but been hesitating which one will be a direct fit, I'm between Master Power, Leed or Tuff Tuff. Thanks for the video!

[@AmbiVe]

Sorry, I don't have that info. The problem is that most of them are the same Chinese part rebranded. It's a roll of the dice on anything that isn't a rebuilt OEM. All I can do is wish you luck. The replacement Chinese unit I received has worked the last several years without major issue. If it fails, I'm going to manual brakes.

[@jesusgutierrez8676]

@@AmbiVe thanks for the input man, it seems that everyone has the same problem. Will try to find a rebuilt OEM.

[@michaelcornish7645]

Appreciate your video. I suggest that you cut out the music completely, and no more fast forward as these are the most important parts. More detail on where the nuts ate etc. There's a lot of good info you have but unfortunately its covered up.

[@AmbiVe]

I didn't make it as a detailed how-to, but I will look at making a version with less time lapse and music where possible for those attempting to follow it more as a guide. Thanks for the feedback!