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rear brake pressure - urgent

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rear brake pressure - urgent

Post by esp22 »

hi guys, does anyone know the name of the componet that controls the pressure on the back brakes...what ever the component is mine is leaking and was wondering what the name of it was so i could find a replacement part. It is located just next to the rear right wheel arch on the chassis. Thanks
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Post by bigbrowndog »

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Hope the Load Sensing Proportioning Valve is what you are refering to, if not let us know. Cheers.
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Post by dow50r »

You should be able to put a kit through it, if not, they are roughly $300 new...
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Post by esp22 »

yep it is the lspv!What type of kit is it for the leak?

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Post by joel HJ60 »

looking at the pic it would be the rubber plate or the boot at a guess.
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