Aluminium Brake Vacuum Reservoir Tank 2 Litre with 3/8 Inch Barbs - Holden Ford Chev Brake Booster Canister

Product Overview

Keep your brake booster supplied with steady vacuum using this aluminium vacuum reservoir canister. Popular in hot rods, muscle cars and engine conversions where a lumpy camshaft reduces manifold vacuum, a reservoir like this stores vacuum to support consistent brake assist. The supplier lists it for Holden, Ford and Chev applications, with a capacity of approximately 2 litres.

Key Features and Benefits

• Approximately 2 litre capacity
• Aluminium canister construction
• 3/8 inch barb fittings
• Compact 127 mm diameter by 165 mm height body
• Black finish, with polished silver also referenced by the supplier

Vehicle Compatibility

The supplier lists Holden, Ford and Chev vehicles but does not name specific models, years or engines. Because this is a general-purpose component, please confirm mounting space and hose sizes for your vehicle. Fitment information is supplier-stated and should be confirmed before ordering.

Product Specifications

• Product type: brake vacuum reservoir tank
• Material: aluminium
• Capacity: approximately 2 litres
• Dimensions: 127 mm (5 inch) diameter x 165 mm (6.5 inch) height
• Barb fitting: 3/8 inch
• Colour: black
• Packed weight: approximately 0.85 kg

Installation and Usage

Because this part forms part of the braking system, installation should be carried out by a qualified mechanic. Mount the canister securely away from exhaust heat, plumb it between the manifold vacuum source and the booster using suitable vacuum hose, and include a one-way check valve where required. Test the brakes thoroughly in a safe area before driving on the road, and check hoses regularly for cracks or leaks.

Package Contents

One vacuum reservoir tank. Hoses, brackets and check valves are not listed as included.

Important Fitment Notice

Please send your VIN or vehicle details before ordering so we can help with suitability. Images are for reference only. Brake system modifications in New Zealand must be safe and may need Low Volume Vehicle certification, so please check with a certifier before fitting to a road car.