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Old 05-22-2007, 10:00 PM
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How does the vacuum pump work?

For work I've already rebuilt two laboratory vacuum pumps, one direct drive and one belt driven. Those have an inlet and an exhaust opening, as well as a ballast adjustment. So that got me curious, how does the vacuum pump of our diesel work? I don't see any "inlet" to suck air from, nor do I see an outlet. I'm guessing that the inlet would be the one that goes to the main vacuum line to the brake booster. Was this a good guess? How about the exhaust then? Do our pumps have "vanes" like these vacuum pumps?

As I've never taken my pump apart yet, I wouldn't know how it works. The rebuild kit is similar to the ones I've rebuilt, mostly seals, O-rings, etc.
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