Vacuum pump question.
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Vacuum pump question.
Ive read that the vacuum pump for a Kodiak TopKick truck is basically the same pump for the secondary system on the ZR-1s,the only difference is the plug is different.Any info on this?Thanks.
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Johnny,
That's what I understand too, but I think Jeff has a '91 according to his profile anyway. Have you used these successfully on 90's, I think I have heard it being done before but can't remember if it was you or not.
Thanks for your service by the way.
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John
That's what I understand too, but I think Jeff has a '91 according to his profile anyway. Have you used these successfully on 90's, I think I have heard it being done before but can't remember if it was you or not.
Thanks for your service by the way.
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The "service" connector is readily available and then it's a "service" pump to "ALL MY's"!!
If you're really **** you can use terminals on the wires rather than "cut & splice" then it's a "not to be seen" FIX!
12102747 for a connector.
If you're into cannibalization I believe the washer pump connector '90+ C4's, EGR solenoid 92+ C4's, door lock switches, '90+, mirror motors and many other locations share the connector. You could buy a couple metric-pak 150 female terminal, a couple seals and assemble your own connector. No visible "cut/splice"!
If you're really **** you can use terminals on the wires rather than "cut & splice" then it's a "not to be seen" FIX!
12102747 for a connector.
If you're into cannibalization I believe the washer pump connector '90+ C4's, EGR solenoid 92+ C4's, door lock switches, '90+, mirror motors and many other locations share the connector. You could buy a couple metric-pak 150 female terminal, a couple seals and assemble your own connector. No visible "cut/splice"!
Last edited by WVZR-1; Nov 5, 2008 at 08:13 PM.
