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The Chrysler Brake Booster Vacuum Pump is attached to the engine, providing consistent vacuum to the booster so crisp, reliable brake operation occurs with each pedal press. Chrysler started off with floating power engine mounts to minimize engine shake and went on with airflow shapes to slice through wind and cool cabins. Chrysler relentlessly identified practicality as an opportunity and introduced the first true minivan that allowed families to walk straight to the third row without banging their shins. Each redesign offered extra inches of interior space, improved the ride without sacrificing feedback, and allowed for flexible new storage that flips from grocery duty to road-trip lounging at a moment's notice. Purchasing one is simple, as reasonable pricing and transparent trim choices enable you to obtain the features you require rather than spending money on unnecessary chrome badge work. With common tools and a little patience, the Brake Booster Vacuum Pump swap-out is an easy job, even on a late-model Chrysler. Unhook the battery and pump the brake pedal to clear out the residual vacuum. Afterwards, label and remove the hoses and the electrical plug from the old Brake Booster Vacuum Pump. Away from electrical and fuel areas, unbolt and remove it, slip in a clean gasket, seat the new Brake Booster Vacuum Pump, snug the bolts to spec. Refit the vacuum lines and connector. Reconnect the battery. Start the engine. Check for leaks and warning lights. Stomp the pedal until it's rock solid.