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    Default Hard pedal – 23-02-2010,10:35 PM
    I have hard pedal and poor brakes and want to eliminate everything before replacing the servo.

    Where is the one way valve located on the servo hose system? I've trawled through vagcat and their is nothing. Does anyone have a photo/diagram and know what they cost and how easy they're to replace?

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    Default Re: Hard pedal – 23-02-2010,11:11 PM
    Vacuum pump on rear end of cylinderhead. Follow fat pipe from it. First plastic junction is one way valve. Take off and try blow/suck to see if it is ok. My money is on damaged servo.
     
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