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LOAD PROPORTION VALVE

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LOAD PROPORTION VALVE

Post by AZZA'S HJ47 »

Hi all

got my self into a sticky situation got a 60s tank holds 150l and i am fitting it to me hj47s landcruiser it fits snugly between the chassie rails however the proportioning vavle hits on the tank on thing i was thinkin about was moving it back 4 inches to get enough clearance has any body done this before
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Post by bj on roids »

Just get the 1981+ BJ42 brake master cylinder, it has the proportioning valve on the master cylinder :cool:
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Just get the 1981+ BJ42 brake master cylinder, it has the proportioning valve on the master cylinder :cool:
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Post by AZZA'S HJ47 »

BJ its the valve at the back of the tray that alters rear drum brake fluid pressure according to load i think you misunderstood my question thanks anyway
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