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URGENT - Rear Brake Issue
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URGENT - Rear Brake Issue
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.
Here is a photo.
http://i279.photobucket.com/albums/kk14 ... 062008.jpg
Would this part be easy to replace?
Thanks
Here is a photo.
http://i279.photobucket.com/albums/kk14 ... 062008.jpg
Would this part be easy to replace?
Thanks
Re: URGENT - Rear Brake Issue
esp22 wrote:hi guys, got a landcruiser bj73!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.
Here is a photo.
http://i279.photobucket.com/albums/kk14 ... 062008.jpg
Would this part be easy to replace?
Thanks
I thought it was a limiting valve? If so;joel HJ60 wrote: If you are not carrying any weight, i don't see why it is needed?
If you dont run it, then you will be having rear brakes lock all the time with no load.
You only have half brake pressure when there is a proportioning valve in place and no load.
With proportioning valve and a load, you have full brake pressure.
With no proportioning valve and no load, you have full brake pressure.
To reco it, it should only be 2 or 3 rubbers and o-rings!
Hilux 4WD and 2WD and Surfs/4runners have the same valve.
I'm the sharpest tool in the shed!
You would need to compare the 2. Legaly yes you do need to keep this item. As V6 Hilux stated it is used to increase brake pressure when a load is carried. Without it you will get maximum brake presure to the rear at all times. You do not want this especially in the wet or 4wding down a loose/slippery steep hill.esp22 wrote:so could i buy the valve from a hilux to fix the issue?
Thanks
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