DEMO - 1965 Ford Truck Shop Manual - ForelPublishing.com
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DEMO - 1965 Ford Truck Shop Manual - ForelPublishing.com
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PART 2-4 - VACUUM BOOSTERS 2-59<br />
PUSH<br />
ROD<br />
SEAl><br />
PISTON<br />
ROD NUT<br />
PISTON PLATE<br />
HI 062-A<br />
FIG. 48—Rear Vacuum Piston,<br />
Return Spring, and Outer Plate<br />
Assembly<br />
nut until it is flush with the face of<br />
the piston rod, and stake the nut<br />
securely at opposite points.<br />
19. Hold the piston rod nut in a<br />
vise or with a wrench, and tighten<br />
the inner nut securely against the<br />
piston. Care must be exercised when<br />
tightening the inner nut to prevent<br />
the retainer plate from shifting.<br />
20. Remove the assembly ring,<br />
then remove the rod holding the return<br />
spring <strong>com</strong>pressed.<br />
21. Hold the end cap in a vise,<br />
and assemble the parts as shown in<br />
Fig. 39. The small end of the spring<br />
must be placed inside the check<br />
valve clips.<br />
22. Install a new copper gasket in<br />
the end cap. The hydraulic cylinder<br />
must be assembled with the milled<br />
flats next to the end cap. Tighten the<br />
hydraulic cylinder solidly in the end<br />
cap, and thread the lock nut on the<br />
hydraulic cylinder up to the limit of<br />
the threads.<br />
23. Install the lock nut seal (if<br />
used) in the groove of the cylinder<br />
tube. Install the bleeder screw in<br />
the cap.<br />
24. Press the leather seal into the<br />
hydraulic cylinder bore of the front<br />
end of the plate from the inner side<br />
of the plate with the lip of the seal<br />
toward the outer end of the plate<br />
(Fig. 46).<br />
25. Install the push rod seal and<br />
related parts in the order shown in<br />
Fig. 46. The chamfered side of the<br />
washer is down, the lip of the push<br />
rod seal is up, the flat side of the<br />
flange washer is next to the seal. Install<br />
the retaining washer.<br />
26. Install the snap ring in the<br />
inner groove of the end plate.<br />
27. Place the rear end plate on<br />
the holding fixture (Fig. 47), and install<br />
the stop washer with the flat<br />
side in the valve fitting. Install the<br />
retainer.<br />
28. Dip the hydraulic piston cups<br />
in brake fluid, and assemble them on<br />
the hydraulic piston with the lips of<br />
the cups positioned away from each<br />
other.<br />
29. Insert the piston into the<br />
valve fitting with the open end of the<br />
piston toward the stop washer.<br />
30. Install a new gasket on the<br />
valve fitting (copper gasket on the<br />
fitting without the groove, and a<br />
rubber seal gasket on the fitting with<br />
the groove).<br />
31. Install the valve fitting in<br />
the end plate. Tighten the fitting<br />
equipped with a rubber gasket firmly.<br />
Torque the fitting equipped with a<br />
copper gasket to 325-330 ft-lbs.<br />
32. Assemble the vacuum control<br />
valve parts in the control body in<br />
sequence shown in Fig. 38. Install a<br />
new lead washer.<br />
33. Install the tee fitting and tubes<br />
on the center plate. The small diameter<br />
pipe on the vacuum tee should<br />
be toward the front end plate.<br />
34. Dip the front piston leather<br />
packing and wicking in vacuum cylinder<br />
oil, and allow the excess oil to<br />
drain off.<br />
35. Position a new gasket on the<br />
front edge of the center plate. Install<br />
the front cylinder to the center plate<br />
(Fig. 49). Coat the interior of the<br />
cylinder with vacuum oil. Carefully<br />
guide the push rod through the seal<br />
in the front end plate. At the same<br />
time, align the vacuum tube in the<br />
end plate with the vacuum tube on<br />
the center plate.<br />
CENTER<br />
PLATE<br />
(FRONT)<br />
PISTON<br />
(FRONT)<br />
CYLINDER<br />
FIG. 49—Front Cylinder and<br />
End Plate Installation<br />
(FRONT)<br />
END<br />
PLATE<br />
36. Position a new gasket on the<br />
front end plate and place on the<br />
front cylinder.<br />
37. Slide the hose in place to connect<br />
the 2 vacuum tubes.<br />
38. Position a new gasket on the<br />
other edge of the center plate (Fig.<br />
40). Coat the interior of the rear<br />
cylinder with vacuum cylinder oil,<br />
then tip the front cylinder and end<br />
plate assembly at a 45-degree angle<br />
to prevent damage to the rear piston<br />
leather packing. Carefully push the<br />
rear cylinder over the rear piston<br />
and onto the center plate.<br />
39. Place a new gasket on the<br />
rear end plate, then install the end<br />
plate on the rear cylinder, aligning<br />
the end plate vacuum tube and center<br />
plate vacuum tube.<br />
40. Install the cylinder studs and<br />
tighten the nuts evenly.<br />
41. Position the vacuum hoses on<br />
the tubes, and tighten the hose<br />
clamps firmly.<br />
42. Connect the hydraulic by-pass<br />
tube to the front and rear end plates.<br />
Install the by-pass tube retaining clip<br />
and screw to the center plate.<br />
43. To assemble the hydraulic piston<br />
parts, place the large end of the<br />
spring in the retainer cup, and install<br />
the check ball in the piston body<br />
behind the spring.<br />
44. Dip a new piston cup in brake<br />
fluid, and install it on the piston with<br />
the lip of the cup toward the check<br />
ball.<br />
45. Install the booster assembly in<br />
an arbor press, and insert a brass<br />
drift through the atmospheric port in<br />
the rear end plate. Press the hydraulic<br />
cylinder piston until the piston<br />
rod is exposed at the front end plate.<br />
Assemble the hydraulic piston on the<br />
push rod and install the retaining<br />
pin. Remove the assembly from the<br />
press. Install the seal on the hydraulic<br />
cylinder.<br />
46. Carefully guide the hydraulic<br />
cylinder over the piston cup, and<br />
thread the cylinder into the end<br />
plate. Align the bleeder screw in the<br />
end cap with the bleeder screw in<br />
control valve. Adjust the hydraulic<br />
cylinder to a minimum of 8 1 %6<br />
inches (Fig. 50). Tighten the lock<br />
nut.<br />
47. Install 5 guide pins, made<br />
from 8-32 x 2 V^-inch machine