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Petrol engines
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Checking the brake booster check valve [Toyota Carina T190]
1. Remove the check valve and check that air flows from the vacuum receiver to the hose and does not flow in the opposite direction. Replace the valve if necessary.
Petrol engines
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Petrol engines
Diesel engines
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