Warrior 5905 Vacuum Pump Relocation Bracket (2007 – 2013 Jeep JK Wrangler) User Manual

5905 jk vacuum pump relocation bracket

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Warrior Products, Inc.

16850 SW Upper Boones Ferry Rd

Ste. A

Durham, OR 97224

Phone (888) 220-6861

Fax (503) 692-0364

[email protected]

5905 JK Vacuum Pump Relocation Bracket

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

NOTE: Some minor wire splicing is required to complete this installation (wire and connectors not provided)

KIT CONTENTS:

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Relocation Bracket

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6mm Nylock Nuts

2

6mm x 40mm Stainless Steel Button Head Screws

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_ SAE Flat Washers

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INSTALLATION:
Begin by disconnecting the Jeeps’ negative battery terminal. Next, remove the factory front bumper and any associated sheet
metal so that you may access the stock vacuum pump bracket. Disconnect the wiring plug and the vacuum hose from the
vacuum pump unit. Unbolt and remove the vacuum pump unit and set aside. Test the fitment of your aftermarket bumper at
this time to determine if the factory bracket will require removal. If so, use a cut-off wheel to remove as much of the bracket
as needed to allow fitment of your aftermarket bumper. Complete this modification by spraying the exposed metal with a
coat of paint to protect against rust.

1. Locate the vacuum pump wiring plug connected to the Jeep wiring harness. It should have a black wire and a

green wire with a grey stripe. Cut the plug off of the wire harness so that you’ll have enough wire to splice onto
once you relocate the plug back up into the engine compartment. A few inches should be enough.

2. Using the wire you’ve provided, solder or use butt connectors to lengthen the wires coming off the main

harness. Route these two wires up between the wiper fluid reservoir and the headlight core support then
between the reservoir and the driver side fender wall. Approx. 3 ft. per wire should suffice.

3. Pull the vacuum tubing up into the engine compartment.

There are two plastic fittings along this length of hose; one
butt-end connector and one with a wider midsection.
Remove the hose from the wider connector out. With the
hose you’ve removed, locate a straight section and cut
approx. 3-4” off then reattach to the end of the wider plastic
connector. (See image to the right)

4. Reconnect the plug you removed earlier to the ends of the

lengthened wire noting the polarity.

5. Using the 6mm hardware provided, bolt the vacuum pump to

the bracket in the orientation shown in the images.

6. Utilize the two fender wall bolts shown in

the image to the left, place the relocation
bracket into position and tighten the bolts.

7. Plug the harness back into the vacuum

pump and tuck the wiring out of the way.
Lastly, reattach the vacuum hose.

8. Reconnect the negative battery terminal,

start your Jeep and test the door locks and
climate controls. Your installation is
complete.

THANK YOU FOR PURCHASING WARRIOR PRODUCTS

If you need further assistance installing your product, please contact us by email at

[email protected]

or call us at (888) 220-6861.

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