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Re'bled them and getting much better. thanks chuzie n Paul for your help.
I used to know a quick way to tell if the booster was any good or not n it was something to do with holding the brake pedal? and starting or killing the engine?
The booster should hold vacuum for at least a 30-60 seconds after the engine has shut off, and many will hold vacuum for significantly longer, so the pedal may not rise immediately upon killing the engine. If the pedal does rise immediately, then you most likely have a vacuum bleed-off issue and need at least a new vacuum check valve on the inlet line if not a new booster.
Hey Halfcab, if you have drum brakes in the rear you may want to adjust the rear shoes. Normal wear will cause the pedel to get lower over time. The self adjusters never really work well and are usually rusted up.