DiecellDan
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Seems like it's hard to find a proportioning valve. Anyone have one willing to sell?
Where can i get a proportioning valve?
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Like the one below? They are common. https://swperformanceparts.com/product/pv2-bronco-f150/
Beware that the fittings on the replacement might not match up with the factory lines. I had to make adapters for a new one on a 78 Dodge 1 ron van that needed it.
Beware that the fittings on the replacement might not match up with the factory lines. I had to make adapters for a new one on a 78 Dodge 1 ron van that needed it.
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Austin86250
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You always seem to have a creative way to make things work!
DiecellDan
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correct me if im wrong, but does the one off the ford have a plug in?
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I can't remember if the Dodge wire connector fit or not, I'm thinking not since it's not connected in the pic. It was about 10 years ago, so I can't remember if I later made it fit or not. That's what the white nylon thing is sticking up on the valve. Dunno about on Fords, haven't replaced one on there
The plug-in is just for the brake light indicator. What year are you working on? Sometime around 88 or 89 when they went to RABS, there is no proportioning valve stock.
u2slow
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FWIW, prop/combo valves are 'dumb' and don't know what truck they're installed in.
Some valves do not proportion at all; there's sufficient biasing with OE selection of master cyl, calipers, wheel cyl, and brake lining size. Instead, the valve may only provide failsafe (shuttle valve) and failure indication.
Some valves do not proportion at all; there's sufficient biasing with OE selection of master cyl, calipers, wheel cyl, and brake lining size. Instead, the valve may only provide failsafe (shuttle valve) and failure indication.
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