Vacuum Switch - Carbureted Engines Only - Daihatsu Hijet Truck - S82P, S83P, S110P Models - 1990-1998

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Description

This Vacuum Switch fits the carbureted Daihatsu Hijet S82P, S83P, S110P (1990-1998). It controls a vacuum signal in the carbureted system, and it is the part with the small ports that the vacuum hoses push onto.

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Vehicle Fitment & Compatibility

Confirm your chassis code against the table below before ordering.

Hijet Truck S82P, S83P, S110P (1990-1998) - fitment
Make Daihatsu
Model Hijet Truck
Chassis Codes S82P, S83P, S110P
Years 1990-1998
Engine Carbureted engines
Part Type vacuum switch

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Not sure about fit? Add your chassis/VIN number at checkout and we confirm it before we ship. If a part does not fit your Hijet, we exchange it or refund you in full.

Signs you need this vacuum switch

  • Cracked or broken-off switch tips or ports
  • Vacuum hoses hanging loose off the switch
  • A rough idle or driveability issue traced to a failed switch
  • A brittle, aged switch body

Features & Function

  • Restores the correct vacuum signal
  • Fresh, un-brittled ports for the hoses
  • Correct switch for the carbureted system
  • Direct-fit replacement

Installation Specifications

  • Difficulty: Easy.
  • Estimated time: about 15 to 20 minutes.
  • Required tools: Basic hand tools. Note the hose routing before removal.

Oiwa Garage Tech Note

"These get brittle with age and the nipples snap off. If you find hoses dangling with nowhere to go, this switch is why. Photograph the hose routing before you pull it."

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know it is bad?

The plastic tips go brittle and break. If vacuum hoses are hanging loose with broken nipples, the switch needs replacing.

Carbureted or fuel injected?

This is for carbureted engines only. Confirm yours is carbureted.

Will it fix my idle?

If a broken vacuum switch is the cause, replacing it and restoring the hose routing brings the signal back.

Fitment verified by the Kei truck specialists at Oiwa Garage · Listing updated June 2026.

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