How to service and repair the vacuum brake booster on Mercury Cougar?

Starting the vacuum brake booster service requires you to remove the air cleaner and then the mass air flow sensor and the air cleaner outlet tube. The next step in the procedure requires you to disconnect the engine wiring harness electrical connector. The first task for vehicles that have automatic transaxle systems includes removal of their automatic transaxle fluid dipstick. Start by taking off the master cylinder then unfasten the brake booster actuator rod retaining clip. The brake booster vacuum hose needs disconnecting yet be cautious to avoid touching or pulling the accelerator cable or speed control cable when possible. The next operation requires brake booster removal but the brake booster connecting rod needs to maintain proper positioning through the bulkhead rubber boot. A complete brake system bleeding procedure becomes essential after the installation is finished. Installation of the new brake booster requires doing the removal steps in reverse order.

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Mercury Cougar Brake Booster, Driver Side Part Number: F7RZ-2005-AA
Product Specifications
- Other Name: Booster Assembly - Brake; Booster Assembly
- Manufacturer Note: LHD, without ABS
- Position: Driver Side
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Ford's factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
- 1999-2002 Mercury Cougar | Base, S, V6 | 4 Cyl 2.0 L GAS, 6 Cyl 2.5 L GAS
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Mercury Cougar Brake Booster Part Number: F7SZ2005AA
Product Specifications
- Other Name: Booster Assembly - Brake
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Ford's factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
- 1993-1997 Mercury Cougar | XR-7 | 6 Cyl 3.8 L GAS, 8 Cyl 4.6 L GAS, 8 Cyl 5.0 L GAS

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The Brake Booster in Mercury Cougar s is an important system which lessens the force require to apply the brake. Located between the brake pedal and the master cylinder, it either through vacuum or hydraulic pressure magnifies the force exerted by the driver. While vacuum boosters use the difference of the engine vacuum and atmospheric pressure, hydraulic boosters work with the principle of pressures exerted by the fluid. These boosters are mostly dependable but they can sometimes go wrong. There are performance brake boosters and conversion kits for the classic cars meaning power brakes for the ease and luxury. Apart from the Standard Booster which has a single diaphragm for lifting the car backwards, there are boosters with single or double diaphragms, different diameters, and different finishes depending on the type and make of the car being used. Depending on the booster diameter, the power assist is also correspondingly larger; however, for hot rods with limited space inside the chassis, a smaller diameter dual diaphragm booster is adequate.

Mercury Cougar Brake Booster Parts and Q&A

Brake Booster, Driver Side
F7RZ-2005-AA
Q: How to service and repair the vacuum brake booster on Mercury Cougar?
A:
Starting the vacuum brake booster service requires you to remove the air cleaner and then the Mass Air Flow Sensor and the air cleaner outlet tube. The next step in the procedure requires you to disconnect the engine wiring harness electrical connector. The first task for vehicles that have automatic transaxle systems includes removal of their automatic transaxle fluid dipstick. Start by taking off the master cylinder then unfasten the brake booster actuator rod retaining clip. The brake booster vacuum hose needs disconnecting yet be cautious to avoid touching or pulling the accelerator cable or speed control cable when possible. The next operation requires brake booster removal but the brake booster connecting rod needs to maintain proper positioning through the bulkhead rubber boot. A complete brake system bleeding procedure becomes essential after the installation is finished. Installation of the new brake booster requires doing the removal steps in reverse order.