Brake booster vacuum problems

After replacing the engine, clutch and pressure plate. Please advise where the brake booster hooks up to create a vacuum, as I now have a very hard to push brake pedal, if indeed that is my problem. The pedal will not go down more than one half inch. Thanks to all for the help as I am learning.:):)
Ron:frown:

After replacing the engine, clutch and pressure plate. Please advise where the brake booster hooks up to create a vacuum, as I now have a very hard to push brake pedal, if indeed that is my problem. The pedal will not go down more than one half inch. Thanks to all for the help as I am learning.:):)
Ron:frown:


What year and engine? There should be a large fitting on the intake manifold or at the base of the throttle body, depends on year and engine you have.

What year and engine? There should be a large fitting on the intake manifold or at the base of the throttle body, depends on year and engine you have.

I have a 1997 Chevy S10, 2.2 engine. Would that be the same as you referenced in your quote?

Many thanks,
Ron

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Hope this helps.

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Hope this helps.

Thanks a million. My "SHADE TREE MECHANIC" :) had the booster hooked to the valve cover. I'm heading there now to check. Ron

And he gets paid for this?!?