Vacuum Pump Delete - Great New Option

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I ran across this recently while searching for options for a vacuum source when deleting the vacuum pump and thought I’d share. Pretty good idea/product - allows you to keep your catch can vacuum port without adding a TB spacer tapped with a port…

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Vacuum Pump Delete Manifold - Gen V L83 L86

Simply and securely add a brake booster vacuum port to your GEN-V L83 L86 truck manifold when deleting the vacuum pump. The manifold easily installs between the factory EVAP purge solenoid and the manifold for a direct bolt on fit. Installation requires removal of the factory vacuum fitting...
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I like it. Basically a glorified T into the evap purge line? I’m starting to look into vacuum pump removal since I’m now out of warranty and have DoD turned off. Couldn’t believe one of the most popular YT videos on the subject instructs folks to delete PCV
 
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I finally got around to installing this part today and got rid of the vacuum pump. Brakes (brake booster) seems to work a bit better with the vacuum source switched to manifold vacuum.
 
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