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Vacuum lines
12 Oct 2026 19:56 #265405
by ou28207
Vacuum lines was created by ou28207
Hello,
As so many of you, I am struggling with the 4WD vacuum system. I have tested and replumbed the vacuum system under the hood but still no effect. Can I test the vacuum line and hubs for leakages with compressed air? If so, what's the maximum pressure I could apply?
Thanks, Roel
As so many of you, I am struggling with the 4WD vacuum system. I have tested and replumbed the vacuum system under the hood but still no effect. Can I test the vacuum line and hubs for leakages with compressed air? If so, what's the maximum pressure I could apply?
Thanks, Roel
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12 Oct 2026 21:25 #265406
by yakuza
Norway -84 SJ410, 87 SJ413 lwb, 88 sammy trailer.
2005 Jimny M16A VVT, 235 Cooper Disco, 2" Trailmaster, ARB rear lck.
Replied by yakuza on topic Vacuum lines
Not the hubs as the lip seals will open way too easy when there is pressure on the wrong side
But if plugged at the hubs, the piping can be checked but max 1bar.
But the best is a proper visual inspection and to check parts of the plumbing isolated from the rest. First the sensor, then plug all hoses and connect more and more until the fault appear.
But if plugged at the hubs, the piping can be checked but max 1bar.
But the best is a proper visual inspection and to check parts of the plumbing isolated from the rest. First the sensor, then plug all hoses and connect more and more until the fault appear.
Norway -84 SJ410, 87 SJ413 lwb, 88 sammy trailer.
2005 Jimny M16A VVT, 235 Cooper Disco, 2" Trailmaster, ARB rear lck.
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