03 Noisy vacuum pump
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03 Noisy vacuum pump
Took it to the dealer about a month ago, because it started running constantly. They found the leak, fixed it and problem solved.
Now two months later, every time it cycles (about 3 or 4 minutes / is that normal?) it has a fairly loud vibrating noise. It seems to be still working fine, but the noise really bugs me.
I am correct that it only controls the CC ?
Any suggestions?
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Now two months later, every time it cycles (about 3 or 4 minutes / is that normal?) it has a fairly loud vibrating noise. It seems to be still working fine, but the noise really bugs me.
I am correct that it only controls the CC ?
Any suggestions?
Thanks
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What you are describing is close to normal. You definetely have put some wear on the vaccum pump due to the leak. If it is running that long you may need to replace it. Yes it controls the cruise control dashpot.
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It runs only for a few seconds, but does it every 3 to 4 minutes. It is loud but is still working fine.
I heard the Dorman 904-214 Vacuum Pump will work as a substitute (it is made for a Powerstroke) and can be had for about $65.00. Anybody ever try this?
I may just leave it unplugged till I go on a trip and need my CC.
I heard the Dorman 904-214 Vacuum Pump will work as a substitute (it is made for a Powerstroke) and can be had for about $65.00. Anybody ever try this?
I may just leave it unplugged till I go on a trip and need my CC.
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The cheapest Dodge pump I have found was for $143.00.
That is why I was thinking of the Dorman.
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I think my leak is on the line going into the body. (where the T goes into the firewall)
Anyone know where that line goes to? Routing?
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