LEED Brakes Bandit Vacuum Pump Kits
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LEED Brakes Bandit Series Electric Vacuum Pumps
LEED Brakes' Bandit Series Pumps deliver an industry-leading upgrade in efficiency, quiet operation, and reliability. Designed to outperform traditional piston-style pumps, these high-performance units offer a 60% reduction in noise levels, ensuring a smoother, quieter braking experience. Whether you're cruising on the highway or idling at a stoplight, the Bandit Series Pumps eliminate the loud, clunky operation commonly associated with outdated piston-style designs.
In addition to their whisper-quiet performance, Bandit Series Pumps are 30% more efficient, meaning they require less power to operate, reducing strain on your vehicle’s electrical system. This enhanced efficiency not only optimizes brake system responsiveness but also extends the longevity of both the pump and associated components.
Built for long-term durability and reliable braking performance, Bandit Series Pumps are the ultimate solution for those seeking modern technology, maximum efficiency, and significantly reduced noise in their brake system.
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Chrome Bandit Electric Vacuum Pump
60% quieter & 30% more efficient than piston-style pumps. Retail: $399.95 - In Stock & Ready to Ship!
Black Bandit Electric Vacuum Pump
Patent-Pending Black Canister design with a sleek, factory look. Fully pre-wired for hassle-free installation.
Why LEED Brakes?
- Product ships fully assembled & pre-wired for easy mounting and 2 wire installation
- Black Bandit and Chrome Bandit Series Pumps give a factory look to your vacuum pump installation
- Black Bandit Canister has a surface that can be painted for your color matching needs
- Complete installation instructions included
- Need help? Call LEED Brakes' industry-leading tech department at 716-852-2139 for support.
Vacuum Brake Booster Testing & Diagnosis
Minimum engine vacuum required is 18”HG at idle in gear.
You will need a vacuum pump with a gauge to perform this procedure.
- Remove vacuum hose from check valve on booster. Place hose from vacuum pump onto check valve and draw booster to 20”Hg of vacuum.
- Let booster sit with vacuum applied for 5 minutes. Vacuum should remain steady at 20”Hg. If not, the booster is faulty.
- With 20”Hg of vacuum in booster, depress brake pedal once and release it. The booster should transfer some but not all vacuum.
- Once again draw booster down to 20”Hg of vacuum. Depress brake pedal and hold for 30 seconds. Vacuum should stay steady.