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Car Forum / Volvo Cars / October 2005

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2001 V70 power Brake servo

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John - 07 Oct 2005 23:48 GMT
Recently I hear a hissing sound when I release the brake peddle.  It is
coming from the end or the power brake servo that is under the dash and will
stop after a short while and usually when I tap the brake peddle.  What am I
in for a fix?  The braking doesn't seem to be affected.

Thanks
JAY
Glenn Klein - 08 Oct 2005 01:43 GMT
> Recently I hear a hissing sound when I release the brake peddle.  It is
> coming from the end or the power brake servo that is under the dash and will
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> Thanks
> JAY

The brake booster is going bad there are no user serviceable parts for
repair

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Randy G. - 08 Oct 2005 02:28 GMT
>> Recently I hear a hissing sound when I release the brake peddle.  It is
>> coming from the end or the power brake servo that is under the dash and will
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>The brake booster is going bad there are no user serviceable parts for
>repair

..what about a leaky cruise control hose at the brake pedal
switch.....? Booster is first choice, but I was wondering if the
cruise control was operating properly.

Ever bleed brakes and never have them come up very sell, only to
remove the booster and find it was full of brake fluid? "HEY!? How
come this booster is so heavy? Arghhh! There goes a good pair of
shoes!"   ;-)

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Mike F - 14 Oct 2005 15:12 GMT
> ..what about a leaky cruise control hose at the brake pedal
> switch.....? Booster is first choice, but I was wondering if the
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> '90 245 Estate  -  '93 965 Estate
>    "Shelby"     &      "Kate"

There are no vacuum parts in the cruise control on the ETM (electronic
throttle module) equipped cars (1999-).  And this chassis (S80, S60, V70
new style) has frequent failures of the brake booster in this manner.

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jlittle@sclogic.com - 12 Oct 2005 03:46 GMT
Jay,

I also have this problem on my 2001 V70 XC.  I just bought it, and am
new to Volvos.  Can you tell me what happened with yours?   What ended
up being the solution?  Any advice would be appreciated.

Thanks!
Jeremy
 
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