1988 Dodge B250 "servo problems" Questions

fix cruise control check to make sure that the fuse is good if so then the problem most likely is you have a bad servo

...out of overdrive. fluid is fresh, new vacumn mod., On the passenger side of the trans there are two servos.A servo is a steel piston with rubber lip seals bonded to the steel.The servo piston strokes ...

...were working normally prior to the bendix/starter problem. You have an air leak from the brake servo.Block the hose at the servo and see does it run better,if it does then its the servo.Also ...

servo connector for the tan/red wire (cavity 33) and the light green/red wire (cavity 53). If no wiring problems are found, check the PCM connectors for corrosion, and reconnect. Reconnect the battery

...servo. Many problems with this on the internet. You can purchase and install a new servo under the dash for about $30 bucks on ebay or amazon. Use Utube to search for removal and installation video. ...

...be the problem I'd have to agree with Jakesmuscle. A hard brake pedal is usually due to the brake servo - the vacuum - not working properly. Check the hoses on the servo unit for splits or

...servo problems Makes a clicking sound when brakes applied if the brake pedal is very hard with little braking effect you have either a faulty servo or a leak in the vacume pipe to the servo ,,,, if ...

...jeep is a diesel there is a vacuum pump driven by the engine which supplies Vacuum to the brake servo unit ( Thats the big circular thing that the brake master cylinder is attached to ) The ...

...again. If this still fails to work, the problem is a mechanical component. There is an Electric Servo which uses a single feed wire from the dash Selector. The feed wire carries 3 different ...

engine stalls when the car is running ,the engine stalls which obviously affects the servo system. Have changed fuel pump and also crank case sensor but still happens, probably once a day but is quite