OEM Cadillac ATS Vacuum Pump

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Cadillac ATS Vacuum Pump is one that offers good negative pressure to brake assist, turbo actuators and emission controls and is as spirited as the Cadillac ATS. The Cadillac ATS is exceptional in the compact luxury category as it features a sophisticated Alpha platform, front engine rear wheel drive design, refined steering and well-calibrated suspension which make the car sharp steer and have a confident ride. Drivers are enjoying a range of energetic engine options combined with either a smooth six speed manual or efficient eight speed automatic to enable the Cadillac ATS to combine daily driving comfort with sports sedan handling and the high quality build their customers demand. In that performance set up, Vacuum Pump maintains constant vacuum to ensure that the brake booster is responsive throughout the hard acceleration and to keep turbo wastegates obedient and allow the emission systems to operate in a clean manner. The engineers attach the Vacuum Pump on the cam housing and a high speed vane takes out air, gets constant oil lubrication and provides a long working life that complements the insatiable impetigo of the ATS. Indications of overworked Vacuum Pump are a stiff brake pedal and coarse idle, so preventative maintenance will retain the sportive nature that Cadillac is recognized with. To install, disassemble the battery, undo the old unit, wash the surface, install a new gasket, position the new Vacuum Pump, screw down the hardware, reconnect lines, and test leaks and high vacuum.