SKU · SAP-BRAPOW-7Q9K

Remanufactured Power Brake Booster

Remanufactured
Fits 1976 Lincoln Continental
Engine: 7.5L
$287.50
+ $200.00 refundable core deposit · How it works
1-year warranty30-day returnsTested before shipping
● In stockShips within 1–3 business days
1
ConditionRemanufactured
Weight14 lb
Dimensions1 × 1 × 1 in

Cross-reference & interchange numbers

4 numbers

If your old part shows any of these numbers, this unit is a direct replacement.

Cardone52-7076OE82617051477OED5VZ2005AOED7VZ2005A

Part details

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About this partOverview

Your power brake booster sits between the brake pedal and the master cylinder, using engine vacuum (or in some applications, hydraulic pressure from the power-steering system) to multiply the force you apply at the pedal. The result: a 200-lb hydraulic squeeze at the calipers from a 20-lb push at the pedal. Common failure symptoms include a hard pedal that requires excessive force to stop the vehicle, a hissing sound from under the dashboard, the engine stalling when you press the brakes hard, and a brake pedal that slowly sinks under steady foot pressure.

This unit is a new, OE-quality replacement booster. The diaphragm, return spring, internal valve, and pushrod are all factory-fresh components built to original-equipment specification. Each booster ships pressure-tested for vacuum hold and leak-free operation. Direct bolt-in for the vehicles listed in the fitment table — no modifications required.

Vehicle fitment48 vehicles
YearMakeModelEngine / Trim
1975FordCustom 5007.5L
1975FordCustom 5005.8L
1975FordCustom 5006.6L
1976FordCustom 5006.6L
1976FordCustom 5007.5L
1976FordCustom 5005.8L
1977FordCustom 5006.6L
1977FordCustom 5005.8L
1977FordLTD5.0L
1977FordLTD5.8L
1977FordLTD6.6L
1977FordLTD7.5L
1976FordLTD5.8L
1976FordLTD6.6L
1976FordLTD7.5L
1975FordLTD5.8L
1975FordLTD6.6L
1975FordLTD7.5L
1978FordLTD5.0L
1978FordLTD5.8L
1978FordLTD6.6L
1978FordLTD7.5L
1974LincolnContinental7.5L
1978LincolnContinental6.6L
1978LincolnContinental7.5L
1977LincolnContinental6.6L
1977LincolnContinental7.5L
1979LincolnContinental6.6L
1975LincolnContinental7.5L
1976LincolnContinental7.5L
1976MercuryGrand Marquis6.6L
1976MercuryGrand Marquis7.5L
1977MercuryGrand Marquis6.6L
1977MercuryGrand Marquis7.5L
1975MercuryGrand Marquis6.6L
1975MercuryGrand Marquis7.5L
1976MercuryMarquis6.6L
1976MercuryMarquis7.5L
1977MercuryMarquis6.6L
1977MercuryMarquis7.5L
1975MercuryMarquis6.6L
1975MercuryMarquis7.5L
1978MercuryGrand Marquis6.6L
1978MercuryGrand Marquis7.5L
1978MercuryGrand Marquis5.8L
1978MercuryMarquis6.6L
1978MercuryMarquis7.5L
1978MercuryMarquis5.8L
SpecificationsPart details
Part typePower Brake Booster
ConditionRemanufactured
CategoryBraking System
SKUSAP-BRAPOW-7Q9K
Weight14 lb
Dimensions (L × W × H)1 × 1 × 1 in
Warranty1-year
Core deposit$200.00 (refundable)
OE part numberD5VZ2005A | D7VZ2005A
UPC82617051477
Booster TypeHydraulic
Brake Pedal Rod Extension IncludedNo
Brake Service GradeRegular
Gasket Or Seal IncludedYes
Housing Diameter2.158 IN
Housing MaterialCast Iron
Master Cylinder IncludedNo
Master Cylinder Stud Thread Size3/8x16
Mounting Bracket IncludedYes
Mounting Hardware IncludedNo
Neck Seal IncludedNo
Stud Thread Size3/8-16
Frequently asked questions4 questions
Should I replace the master cylinder at the same time?
Strongly recommended if your vehicle is over 100k miles. The master cylinder and booster share the same wear environment (brake fluid heat cycles, vibration). Replacing both at once is one labor session vs. two and prevents a master-cylinder failure from contaminating your new booster.
How do I test the new booster is working?
Engine off, pump the brake pedal 4–5 times until it’s hard. Hold steady pressure on the pedal and start the engine — the pedal should drop slightly as vacuum assist engages. If the pedal does NOT drop, the booster is not seeing vacuum (check hose and check valve) or the booster itself is defective.
My new pedal feels different from the old one — is something wrong?
A new booster restores OE-spec assist, which on a high-mileage vehicle will feel notably stronger than the worn-out unit you removed. This is correct. If the brakes drag or the wheels heat up after 10 minutes of driving, the pushrod is too long — re-measure and adjust per service manual.
Why is this a New part instead of remanufactured?
For brake boosters, new construction is more reliable than reman because the internal diaphragm and valve assembly cannot be reliably inspected for fatigue without destructive testing. We source new boosters built to OE specification rather than risk reman failures on a safety-critical component.
Why buy remanufactured?Built to OE spec

Why buy remanufactured?

Remanufactured doesn’t mean used. Every unit starts as a returned core, gets disassembled to the bare housing, inspected against OE tolerances, and rebuilt with 100% new seals, bearings, and wear components. The result is a part that performs to factory spec at a fraction of factory cost — with a warranty to back it up.

Up to 40%

less than new

Same OE-spec fit and function as a new part, at a fraction of the price.

100%

tested before shipping

Every unit is bench- or hydraulic-tested for flow, leakage, torque, or pressure before it leaves the line.

Warranty

on every unit

Backed against defects in materials and workmanship. If something fails, we make it right.

Warranty & returns1-year coverage

Every Score Auto Parts component is covered by a 1-year warranty against defects in materials and workmanship from the date of purchase. Warranty is void if the part is installed on a vehicle not listed in the fitment table, or modified after purchase.

Returns accepted within 30 days for unopened, uninstalled parts. Core deposits are refunded upon receipt of your old part in rebuildable condition.