| MOQ: | 5 pcs |
| Price: | Negotiable |
| Standard Packaging: | Neutral Package or as customers’ request |
| Delivery Period: | 5-8 Work Days |
| Payment Method: | T/T,Western Union |
| Supply Capacity: | 10000 pcs/month |
Vacuum Pump 14650-EB70A for Nissan Navara D40 YD25 — Engine Brake Booster Pump
The Engine Brake Vacuum Pump with OEM number 14650-EB70A is a verified direct‑fit replacement for Nissan Navara D40 (also known as Frontier in some markets) equipped with the YD25 2.5L turbo‑diesel engine (YD25DDTi). This pump is also compatible with Nissan Pathfinder R51 and certain European‑market Nissan models sharing the YD25 powertrain.
The vacuum pump is mechanically driven by the engine’s camshaft (or timing chain / gear) and generates negative pressure to operate the brake booster (vacuum servo), as well as other vacuum‑actuated components such as EGR valves, turbocharger boost control solenoids, and HVAC flaps on some variants. A failing vacuum pump results in a hard brake pedal, reduced braking assist, poor turbo response, or rough idle. This OE‑spec replacement restores full braking performance and engine vacuum functions.
✅ Real Shop Test Data
Vacuum output: ≥ 85 kPa (absolute pressure) at idle (750 rpm) | Max vacuum: 95 kPa | Pump flow rate: 18 L/min at 2000 rpm (tested on YD25 engine stand with digital vacuum gauge)
✅ Proven Durability
Rated service life: 150,000 km — based on fleet tracking of 30+ Nissan Navara D40 vehicles (city and highway mix)
High‑temperature rotor and vane materials tested to 130°C continuous operation (engine bay conditions)
✅ Installation Success Rate
98.5% bolt‑on fitment — no modification required when using proper gasket/seal ring (verified across 220+ repair orders and DIY installations)
✅ OEM Cross‑Reference Verified
Supersedes / replaces OEM: 14650‑EB70A, 14650-EB70B, 14650EB70A (interchangeable)
| Part Number: | 14650-EB70A | Product Name: | Vacuum Pump |
|---|---|---|---|
| Car Model: | Nissan Navara | Engine Model: | Nissan D40 YD25 |
| Condition: | 100% Brand New | Size: | Standard |
| Weight: | Standard | Origin: | China Mainland |
| Main Market: | Middle East ,Asia,Africa, South America, North America &Europe | Package: | Neutral Packing Or Make It As Requested |
| Material: | High-strength aluminum alloy & precision bearings | Cooling Type: | Engine coolant circulation |
| Installation: | Direct OEM replacement | Quality Standard: | OEM equivalent / ISO quality control |
Nissan YD25DDTi (2.5L, 4‑cylinder, common rail turbo diesel)
YD25 engine codes: YD25T, YD25DT, YD25DDTi (various power outputs)
Compatible Vehicle Models
Nissan Navara D40 (2005–2015) — all markets (Europe, Australia, Asia, South Africa, Latin America)
Nissan Frontier D40 (North America — rare diesel version, verify)
Nissan Pathfinder R51 (2005–2012, with YD25 diesel, mainly European/Australian markets)
Possibly Nissan Murano Z51 (2.5L diesel — cross‑reference VIN required)
| Feature | Benefit + Verification Signal |
|---|---|
| High‑efficiency rotary vane design | Delivers ≥85 kPa vacuum at idle — ensures safe brake assist even in stop‑start traffic. Verified by digital vacuum gauge test on running YD25 engine. |
| PEEK / carbon‑graphite vanes | Superior wear resistance vs cheap plastic vanes. Tested for 1,500 hours on vacuum pump durability rig — vane length loss < 0.3 mm. |
| Precision‑machined aluminum housing | Resists warping and oil leakage. CMM inspection to OEM tolerance: flatness < 0.05 mm on mounting flange. |
| Integrated high‑temp oil seal | Prevents engine oil from contaminating vacuum side — common failure point of aftermarket pumps. Leak tested with 1.5 bar oil pressure for 24 hours, zero seepage. |
| Direct bolt‑on fit | No timing adjustment or special tools needed. Verified by installation instruction compatibility with OEM workshop manual. |
| Thermal stability up to 130°C | Maintains vacuum output in extreme under‑hood conditions (towing, hot climate). Tested in thermal chamber from 25°C to 130°C with cyclic load. |
| 100% functional test | Each pump mounted on a test bench simulating YD25 camshaft eccentric motion — vacuum curve recorded from 500 to 4000 rpm — test report available for bulk orders. |
| QC Item | Verification Method |
|---|---|
| Vacuum output curve | Automated test bench with vacuum transducer (0–100 kPa), logged at 500, 1000, 2000, 3000, 4000 rpm |
| Leak rate (vacuum side) | Pump sealed, vacuum drawn to 90 kPa, then monitored for 1 minute — pressure rise < 1 kPa allowed |
| Oil seal integrity | Chamber pressurized with warm oil (80°C, 1 bar) for 30 minutes — visual inspection for any seepage |
| Housing casting porosity | Vacuum decay test on bare housing (dry) |
| Vane material hardness | Shore D hardness (for polymer vanes) or Rockwell (carbon) — batch certificate |
| Flange flatness | Dial gauge on surface plate — within 0.05 mm |
| Total functional test | Each pump run on motorized test stand at variable speed (500–4000 rpm) for 2 minutes, monitoring vacuum and noise level (≤ 70 dB) |
Before installation (critical for YD25 engine):
Identify the cause of old pump failure: If the old pump leaked oil into the vacuum hoses, oil may have contaminated the brake booster. Disconnect the vacuum hose from the brake booster and check for oil residue. If oil is present, the brake booster should be replaced or at least thoroughly cleaned (professional recommendation).
Inspect the camshaft eccentric drive surface for unusual wear or scoring.
Replace the vacuum pump gasket or O‑ring (included with our pump).
Clean the mounting flange area thoroughly — any debris can cause misalignment or leaks.
Installation steps (abbreviated) — typical for Navara D40 YD25:
Disconnect battery negative terminal.
Remove engine cover and any components blocking access (air intake duct, fuel filter bracket, etc.).
Locate the vacuum pump — mounted on the cylinder head at the rear (near bulkhead/firewall) on YD25, or sometimes front‑side depending on variant.
Disconnect the vacuum hose from the pump outlet (use pliers to release spring clamp).
Remove the two or three mounting bolts (typically 10 mm or 12 mm hex).
Gently pull the old pump away from the cylinder head — note the position of the drive eccentric.
Compare new pump with old unit: drive depth, mounting hole spacing, outlet orientation.
Install new gasket/O‑ring onto the new pump or onto the cylinder head surface (as per design).
Align the new pump so its internal drive slot matches the camshaft eccentric (rotate the eccentric slightly with a screwdriver if needed).
Push pump flush by hand, then tighten mounting bolts to 12–15 Nm (do not overtighten).
Reconnect vacuum hose (ensure it clicks or fits snugly).
Reconnect battery, start engine, and verify:
Brake pedal feels normal (assisted) after a few pumps.
No unusual whining or screeching noise from pump area.
Check for oil leaks around the pump flange after engine reaches operating temperature.
Troubleshooting:
Hard brake pedal after replacement → air in vacuum system? Run engine, pump brake pedal 10 times. If no improvement, verify vacuum supply with gauge.
Whining noise → possible air leak on intake side (loose hose) or internal vane issue.
Oil leak at flange → gasket incorrectly seated or bolts not torqued properly.
Maintenance schedule:
Vacuum pump is not a regularly serviced item, but if brake pedal gradually becomes harder over months, suspect pump wear.
Typical replacement interval: every 150,000 km or when brake assist feels reduced.
Always replace the vacuum pump when replacing the cylinder head or camshaft on YD25 engines.
Individually sealed in anti‑static plastic bag with protective caps on ports
Packed in custom foam insert inside a branded cardboard box (or plain carton)
Gasket / O‑ring included inside the same package (separate compartment)
Bulk wholesale: 20 pumps per master carton, with dividers
Suitable for: Nissan specialist repair shops, diesel service centers, online auto parts retailers, overseas distributors of Nissan diesel parts
Note for dropshippers:
Each pump is weight under 1 kg, compact box size 20×15×10 cm, economical shipping worldwide.
For Vacuum Pump 14650-EB70A for Nissan Navara D40 YD25 2.5L Diesel:
✔️ Wholesale price for repair shops, fleets, and distributors
✔️ Single unit sample (check fitment before bulk order)
✔️ Bulk orders with customized packaging (logo, label)
✔️ Vacuum test video & QC report (including vacuum curve)
Please provide your quantity, destination port, and vehicle specifics (year, engine code YD25, left/right drive).
We can also supply OEM cross‑reference verification via VIN upon request.
| MOQ: | 5 pcs |
| Price: | Negotiable |
| Standard Packaging: | Neutral Package or as customers’ request |
| Delivery Period: | 5-8 Work Days |
| Payment Method: | T/T,Western Union |
| Supply Capacity: | 10000 pcs/month |
Vacuum Pump 14650-EB70A for Nissan Navara D40 YD25 — Engine Brake Booster Pump
The Engine Brake Vacuum Pump with OEM number 14650-EB70A is a verified direct‑fit replacement for Nissan Navara D40 (also known as Frontier in some markets) equipped with the YD25 2.5L turbo‑diesel engine (YD25DDTi). This pump is also compatible with Nissan Pathfinder R51 and certain European‑market Nissan models sharing the YD25 powertrain.
The vacuum pump is mechanically driven by the engine’s camshaft (or timing chain / gear) and generates negative pressure to operate the brake booster (vacuum servo), as well as other vacuum‑actuated components such as EGR valves, turbocharger boost control solenoids, and HVAC flaps on some variants. A failing vacuum pump results in a hard brake pedal, reduced braking assist, poor turbo response, or rough idle. This OE‑spec replacement restores full braking performance and engine vacuum functions.
✅ Real Shop Test Data
Vacuum output: ≥ 85 kPa (absolute pressure) at idle (750 rpm) | Max vacuum: 95 kPa | Pump flow rate: 18 L/min at 2000 rpm (tested on YD25 engine stand with digital vacuum gauge)
✅ Proven Durability
Rated service life: 150,000 km — based on fleet tracking of 30+ Nissan Navara D40 vehicles (city and highway mix)
High‑temperature rotor and vane materials tested to 130°C continuous operation (engine bay conditions)
✅ Installation Success Rate
98.5% bolt‑on fitment — no modification required when using proper gasket/seal ring (verified across 220+ repair orders and DIY installations)
✅ OEM Cross‑Reference Verified
Supersedes / replaces OEM: 14650‑EB70A, 14650-EB70B, 14650EB70A (interchangeable)
| Part Number: | 14650-EB70A | Product Name: | Vacuum Pump |
|---|---|---|---|
| Car Model: | Nissan Navara | Engine Model: | Nissan D40 YD25 |
| Condition: | 100% Brand New | Size: | Standard |
| Weight: | Standard | Origin: | China Mainland |
| Main Market: | Middle East ,Asia,Africa, South America, North America &Europe | Package: | Neutral Packing Or Make It As Requested |
| Material: | High-strength aluminum alloy & precision bearings | Cooling Type: | Engine coolant circulation |
| Installation: | Direct OEM replacement | Quality Standard: | OEM equivalent / ISO quality control |
Nissan YD25DDTi (2.5L, 4‑cylinder, common rail turbo diesel)
YD25 engine codes: YD25T, YD25DT, YD25DDTi (various power outputs)
Compatible Vehicle Models
Nissan Navara D40 (2005–2015) — all markets (Europe, Australia, Asia, South Africa, Latin America)
Nissan Frontier D40 (North America — rare diesel version, verify)
Nissan Pathfinder R51 (2005–2012, with YD25 diesel, mainly European/Australian markets)
Possibly Nissan Murano Z51 (2.5L diesel — cross‑reference VIN required)
| Feature | Benefit + Verification Signal |
|---|---|
| High‑efficiency rotary vane design | Delivers ≥85 kPa vacuum at idle — ensures safe brake assist even in stop‑start traffic. Verified by digital vacuum gauge test on running YD25 engine. |
| PEEK / carbon‑graphite vanes | Superior wear resistance vs cheap plastic vanes. Tested for 1,500 hours on vacuum pump durability rig — vane length loss < 0.3 mm. |
| Precision‑machined aluminum housing | Resists warping and oil leakage. CMM inspection to OEM tolerance: flatness < 0.05 mm on mounting flange. |
| Integrated high‑temp oil seal | Prevents engine oil from contaminating vacuum side — common failure point of aftermarket pumps. Leak tested with 1.5 bar oil pressure for 24 hours, zero seepage. |
| Direct bolt‑on fit | No timing adjustment or special tools needed. Verified by installation instruction compatibility with OEM workshop manual. |
| Thermal stability up to 130°C | Maintains vacuum output in extreme under‑hood conditions (towing, hot climate). Tested in thermal chamber from 25°C to 130°C with cyclic load. |
| 100% functional test | Each pump mounted on a test bench simulating YD25 camshaft eccentric motion — vacuum curve recorded from 500 to 4000 rpm — test report available for bulk orders. |
| QC Item | Verification Method |
|---|---|
| Vacuum output curve | Automated test bench with vacuum transducer (0–100 kPa), logged at 500, 1000, 2000, 3000, 4000 rpm |
| Leak rate (vacuum side) | Pump sealed, vacuum drawn to 90 kPa, then monitored for 1 minute — pressure rise < 1 kPa allowed |
| Oil seal integrity | Chamber pressurized with warm oil (80°C, 1 bar) for 30 minutes — visual inspection for any seepage |
| Housing casting porosity | Vacuum decay test on bare housing (dry) |
| Vane material hardness | Shore D hardness (for polymer vanes) or Rockwell (carbon) — batch certificate |
| Flange flatness | Dial gauge on surface plate — within 0.05 mm |
| Total functional test | Each pump run on motorized test stand at variable speed (500–4000 rpm) for 2 minutes, monitoring vacuum and noise level (≤ 70 dB) |
Before installation (critical for YD25 engine):
Identify the cause of old pump failure: If the old pump leaked oil into the vacuum hoses, oil may have contaminated the brake booster. Disconnect the vacuum hose from the brake booster and check for oil residue. If oil is present, the brake booster should be replaced or at least thoroughly cleaned (professional recommendation).
Inspect the camshaft eccentric drive surface for unusual wear or scoring.
Replace the vacuum pump gasket or O‑ring (included with our pump).
Clean the mounting flange area thoroughly — any debris can cause misalignment or leaks.
Installation steps (abbreviated) — typical for Navara D40 YD25:
Disconnect battery negative terminal.
Remove engine cover and any components blocking access (air intake duct, fuel filter bracket, etc.).
Locate the vacuum pump — mounted on the cylinder head at the rear (near bulkhead/firewall) on YD25, or sometimes front‑side depending on variant.
Disconnect the vacuum hose from the pump outlet (use pliers to release spring clamp).
Remove the two or three mounting bolts (typically 10 mm or 12 mm hex).
Gently pull the old pump away from the cylinder head — note the position of the drive eccentric.
Compare new pump with old unit: drive depth, mounting hole spacing, outlet orientation.
Install new gasket/O‑ring onto the new pump or onto the cylinder head surface (as per design).
Align the new pump so its internal drive slot matches the camshaft eccentric (rotate the eccentric slightly with a screwdriver if needed).
Push pump flush by hand, then tighten mounting bolts to 12–15 Nm (do not overtighten).
Reconnect vacuum hose (ensure it clicks or fits snugly).
Reconnect battery, start engine, and verify:
Brake pedal feels normal (assisted) after a few pumps.
No unusual whining or screeching noise from pump area.
Check for oil leaks around the pump flange after engine reaches operating temperature.
Troubleshooting:
Hard brake pedal after replacement → air in vacuum system? Run engine, pump brake pedal 10 times. If no improvement, verify vacuum supply with gauge.
Whining noise → possible air leak on intake side (loose hose) or internal vane issue.
Oil leak at flange → gasket incorrectly seated or bolts not torqued properly.
Maintenance schedule:
Vacuum pump is not a regularly serviced item, but if brake pedal gradually becomes harder over months, suspect pump wear.
Typical replacement interval: every 150,000 km or when brake assist feels reduced.
Always replace the vacuum pump when replacing the cylinder head or camshaft on YD25 engines.
Individually sealed in anti‑static plastic bag with protective caps on ports
Packed in custom foam insert inside a branded cardboard box (or plain carton)
Gasket / O‑ring included inside the same package (separate compartment)
Bulk wholesale: 20 pumps per master carton, with dividers
Suitable for: Nissan specialist repair shops, diesel service centers, online auto parts retailers, overseas distributors of Nissan diesel parts
Note for dropshippers:
Each pump is weight under 1 kg, compact box size 20×15×10 cm, economical shipping worldwide.
For Vacuum Pump 14650-EB70A for Nissan Navara D40 YD25 2.5L Diesel:
✔️ Wholesale price for repair shops, fleets, and distributors
✔️ Single unit sample (check fitment before bulk order)
✔️ Bulk orders with customized packaging (logo, label)
✔️ Vacuum test video & QC report (including vacuum curve)
Please provide your quantity, destination port, and vehicle specifics (year, engine code YD25, left/right drive).
We can also supply OEM cross‑reference verification via VIN upon request.