[DeTomaso] Advice for vacuum pump
David Nunn
dnunn at telus.net
Fri Jul 11 16:35:26 EDT 2014
Jim,
My advice would be to use an electric pump that's designed specifically to
be a vehicle's sole source of vacuum for its power brake booster. There are
a number of them on the market and the main application is for electric
cars. I'm using this one:
http://www.metricmind.com/products/706e2/
It has a built-in reservoir, it's quiet and pulls 19.2 HG vacuum, regardless
of altitude. The altitude issue is important because some vacuum pumps pull
less vacuum as altitude increases. I mounted mine on a bracket behind the
driver's side headlamp splash shield. I believe Hella also makes vacuum
pumps designed for power brake boosters in electric cars (part # UP30 if I'm
not mistaken).
Dave
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Jim,
My advice would be to use an electric pump that's designed specifically
to be a vehicle's sole source of vacuum for its power brake booster.
There are a number of them on the market and the main application is
for electric cars. I'm using this one:
[1]http://www.metricmind.com/products/706e2/
It has a built-in reservoir, it's quiet and pulls 19.2 HG vacuum,
regardless of altitude. The altitude issue is important because some
vacuum pumps pull less vacuum as altitude increases. I mounted mine on
a bracket behind the driver's side headlamp splash shield. I believe
Hella also makes vacuum pumps designed for power brake boosters in
electric cars (part # UP30 if I'm not mistaken).
Dave
References
1. http://www.metricmind.com/products/706e2/
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