1990 lx brake proportioning value leaking ?
07-23-2012 | 11:08 PM
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From: Barrie
1990 lx brake proportioning value leaking ?
Hey guys, I recently discovered that the value is leaking and I am trying to find a replacement for the stock one I don't fully understand how it works so i'm not really wanting to play around with it. When ever I look for a new one they all have 2 ports and are adjustable and not four like the stock one. Thanks ,
Last edited by 1990Fox; 07-24-2012 at 04:49 PM.
08-05-2012 | 03:03 AM
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to answer my own question i found out what i gotta do..
just gotta order the parts and im good from there
Mustang Ford Racing Adjustable Brake Proportioning Valve, M-2328-C at LRS - Free Shipping!
1987-93 Mustang Brake Proportioning Valve Eliminator Kit at LRS - Free Shipping!
just gotta order the parts and im good from there
Mustang Ford Racing Adjustable Brake Proportioning Valve, M-2328-C at LRS - Free Shipping!
1987-93 Mustang Brake Proportioning Valve Eliminator Kit at LRS - Free Shipping!
08-11-2012 | 07:35 AM
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Not for street use . per instructions . So i assume this is a race car only ? If you are in a accident and say it is your fault and the insurance company goes over your car ( and they will ) They find this and cancel the policy , where do you stand on paying out the damages on someone elses car and person ??? Just saying that if insurance can get out of paying they will .
Now while working on your car did you hit the valve at any time ?? The reason i ask is could it just be a cracked line going into the valve itself ?
If you can find one in a wrecking yard just use good side cutters and remove it re & re at home and then bleed the system . It's a good idea to replace brake fluid every couple of years do to moisture in system .
Got a pic ? if you can .
Now while working on your car did you hit the valve at any time ?? The reason i ask is could it just be a cracked line going into the valve itself ?
If you can find one in a wrecking yard just use good side cutters and remove it re & re at home and then bleed the system . It's a good idea to replace brake fluid every couple of years do to moisture in system .
Got a pic ? if you can .
08-11-2012 | 01:09 PM
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From: Barrie
Nope not that I know of... what if I gut it and plug the end.. Would the insurance know the difference.
I was thinkin it would work because no one says anything about it online.. And thanks for the help
I was thinkin it would work because no one says anything about it online.. And thanks for the help
08-11-2012 | 02:06 PM
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Not for street use . per instructions . So i assume this is a race car only ? If you are in a accident and say it is your fault and the insurance company goes over your car ( and they will ) They find this and cancel the policy , where do you stand on paying out the damages on someone elses car and person ??? Just saying that if insurance can get out of paying they will .
Now while working on your car did you hit the valve at any time ?? The reason i ask is could it just be a cracked line going into the valve itself ?
If you can find one in a wrecking yard just use good side cutters and remove it re & re at home and then bleed the system . It's a good idea to replace brake fluid every couple of years do to moisture in system .
Got a pic ? if you can .
Now while working on your car did you hit the valve at any time ?? The reason i ask is could it just be a cracked line going into the valve itself ?
If you can find one in a wrecking yard just use good side cutters and remove it re & re at home and then bleed the system . It's a good idea to replace brake fluid every couple of years do to moisture in system .
Got a pic ? if you can .
08-11-2012 | 02:32 PM
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From: Barrie
Im pretty sure the value should work 87-93 Ford Fox Body Mustang Brake Upgrades
