Next time they will give you something that looks like a bike pump and fit it to the passenger floor. They will tell you that if you have to stop quickly you should ask the passenger to pump the pedal. That's teamwork :)
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Here is a history of the vac pump part numbers I found on another forum:
MY07 LR004380
MY08 LR006872
MY09 LR012183
My pump was replaced in January 09 when it failed with the MY09 type, even though I printed off the Technical Service Bulletin in December 08 and showing it to the Dealers. They told me, "oh don't worry about that, it's a very rare problem."
Cheers,
Tim
Thanks Tim - I've spoken further with my dealer and they have confirmed those part numbers too. They (nor I) have any record of the MY09 part failing. The latest TSB relating to a 4th part has come about as LR have changed their Brake Vacuum Pump part to a new manufacturer - for a cheaper pump. There is no technical issue with part MY09 LR012183 which I had fitted so I'm happy to have it fitted and, as I did before, I apologise for my earlier comments regarding LRA fitting these.
Those vacuum pumps really suck :eek: :D :wasntme:
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/
This is the tag on the vacuum pump on juniors 09 fender,cant see an LR number on it anywhere,or for that matter anywhere else on the pump:confused:
Preventative maintenance:
Sorry to bring this up again but I am the second owner of a (November) 2007 Puma - with the following vacuum pump fitted:
914 004 005 OXP
LR012183 31C09
Made in England
It appears from this thread that my vehicle has been updated with the 2009 Pump?
Cheers, Warren.