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Brake Servo Tester VAS6721, CONNECTING

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-- Pull the vacuum hose -1- from the brake booster -2-.

Fig 1: Identifying Vacuum Hose
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Pressing the brake pedal a few times beforehand makes it easier to remove the vacuum hose.

-- Connect the Brake Servo Tester VAS6721 -see following graphics-.

Fig 2: Connecting VAS 6721
GWWN47-10223Courtesy of VOLKSWAGEN GROUP OF AMERICA, INC.
Position Component Explanation
A Shut-off valve In direction toward the vacuum hose, the check valve and vacuum pump (if equipped)
B Shut-off valve
  • Opening the Brake Servo Tester VAS6721 makes it easier to remove.
  • Open to simulate an incorrect source
  • Connect the Hand Vacuum Pump VAS6213.
C Shut-off valve Toward the brake booster

-- Connect the Brake Servo Tester VAS6721 hose -A- to the vacuum hose.

Fig 3: Connecting Hose To Vacuum Hose And Push Adapter Into Brake Booster
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-- Push the adapter -C- into the brake booster.