OEM Toyota GR86 Brake Booster Vacuum Pump

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The Toyota GR86 Brake Booster Vacuum Pump is within a sporty car that entice devotees with its agile handling and day-to-day comfort. The GR86 engineered by Toyota is powered by a 2.4-liter flat-four engine that makes 228 horsepower, quick revving nature and sends its thrust through a choice of crisp six-speed manual or slick automatic gearboxes. The GR86 incorporates a lightweight design, low center of gravity, rear-wheel-drive layout and a sporty suspension that lets it negotiate a corner with confidence while being smooth on the commute. The supportive seats keep the driver focused along with the clear gauges and the modern infotainment. The use of factory OEM parts also ensures the Toyota experience remains reliable and affordable. When the brand couples those traits, the Brake Booster Vacuum Pump provides firm stopping power. The Brake Booster Vacuum Pump on the coupe generates its very own vacuum in order to ensure that the brake booster remains shielded when engine manifold vacuum drops under hard acceleration protecting pedal feel the compact vane assembly spun off the engine, drawing off air from the booster circuit and keeping the pressure low to ensure consistent assist. The durable housing assembly meets Toyota specifications. The GR86 Brake Booster Vacuum Pump guarantees consistent braking assurance at all times due to the GR86's potential for spirited throttle changes on the road and the track. To install the replacement pump, disconnect the battery, relieve system pressure, label hoses, unbolt & swap out the pump with new gaskets, torque down the bolts to specification, re-connect everything, and finally test the brakes.