Description
Relocates Your Jeep’s Canister. Installing an aftermarket bumper or winch may prompt you to relocate your Jeep’s vacuum canister to a safer location. If you don’t do so, your vacuum canister will be more prone to off-road damage. To help relocate your vehicle’s vacuum canister, you need this Barricade Vacuum Canister Relocation Bracket. With this bracket installed, it allows the re-routing of your Jeep’s vacuum canister and hosing, preventing unnecessary damages.
Durable Mild Steel Construction. To serve you for several years, this Barricade Vacuum Canister Relocation Bracket is made of durable steel plate. Furthermore, it is completed in a textured black powder coated finish to fight rust and corrosion.
Direct Bolt-On Installation. This vacuum canister relocation bracket makes use of your Jeep’s OE hardware for a direct bolt-on installation. Total installation time can take you around a max of 1 hour.
Application. The Barricade Vacuum Canister Relocation Bracket is designed to fit 2007-2018 Jeep Wrangler JK models.
Andrew M (verified owner) –
Several month’s have passed since I installed DV8 stubby bumper. Wish I knew this kit existed then! Bumper was pushing on vaccum pump! This kit corrects problem the factory should have done years ago!
Chris (verified owner) –
Excellent quality product. Fit perfectly. Everything I needed was included in the package.
Klayton P (verified owner) –
Took no time at all for the install, had plenty of wire for the reroute. Only complaint is the connectors included are not heat shrink. otherwise 10 out of 10
Michael B (verified owner) –
Product fits perfect! Install was very easy! Very happy with the purchase.
William S (verified owner) –
I was a little nervous relocating this pump since it has something to do with the brakes. The bracket worked great. Pump fits nicely in the engine compartment. I didn’t use the supplied bullet connectors. I opted for heat shrink connectors just to be sure to keep moisture out. Plenty of wire and the loom is nice. Instructions were good but I used several just to be sure I was doing things right.