Intake Manifold Vacuum Fitting

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The intake manifold vacuum fitting connects the intake manifold to the vacuum system using a rubber component typically located on the engine air intake system's intake manifold. This connection allows for the transmission of vacuum signals while maintaining a secure seal. The intake manifold vacuum fitting connects the intake manifold to the vacuum system using a rubber component typically located on the engine air intake system's intake manifold. Its main function is to establish a sealed connection between the intake manifold and other systems that transmit vacuum signals, like brake boosters, intake valve controls, and emissions controls. This type of rubber joint is composed of materials resistant to oil, temperature, and chemicals. These materials deliver superior sealing performance, durability, and can endure the vacuum and temperature variations that arise while the engine is in operation. The rubber joint's size and shape can be customized to meet specific vehicle model and engine requirements. When servicing and replacing vacuum rubber joints on the intake manifold, select the correct specification and size for your vehicle's specific model and engine. Additionally, take care during installation to properly position and tighten the joints to achieve optimal sealing performance and normal system operation.