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BMW 5 Series: Vacuum Supply

Vacuum pump

Vacuum pump
Oil vacuum pump, B58/B58TU engine

  1. B58 engine, tandem oil pump with integrated vacuum pump
  2. B58TU engine, oil pump
  1. Vacuum pump
  2. Oil pump

Vehicles with a gasoline engine and "traditional brake system" need a vacuum pump to boost the pedal force. In vehicles with a gasoline engine and DSCi brake system no vacuum boost is required as in the DSCi brake system the pedal force is boosted hydraulically. The graphics show the oil pumps of the B58 engine and the B58TU engine with combined vacuum pump and without vacuum pump.

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