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68 proportioning brake valve

Posted By: mro

68 proportioning brake valve - 08/18/21 02:29 PM

Has anyone rebuilt one ? is there a way to test it - working on the wago - redoing the lines and the p valve is just crusty - I see many replacements on line cheap enough - but am I better with original then new ? thanks
Posted By: lewtot184

Re: 68 proportioning brake valve - 08/18/21 03:23 PM

i don't consider those to be proportioning valves. they're just distribution blocks with a safety built in. i'd just take the one you have apart and see how cruddy it is inside first before i bought one. they're pretty simple. proportioning is built into the master cylinder .
Posted By: John_Kunkel

Re: 68 proportioning brake valve - 08/18/21 05:09 PM

Does the car have disc brakes? Does the plumbing look like this? If so:

https://www.classicindustries.com/product/1968/dodge/charger/parts/mp500503.html

Attached picture Disc Brake Valves.jpg
Posted By: mro

Re: 68 proportioning brake valve - 08/18/21 06:27 PM

no drum
Posted By: John_Kunkel

Re: 68 proportioning brake valve - 08/18/21 06:50 PM

Then, as stated above, there is no prop valve.

https://www.classicindustries.com/product/1968/dodge/charger/parts/md2267.html
Posted By: dragon slayer

Re: 68 proportioning brake valve - 08/19/21 02:19 AM

Just some o rings and plunger and spring. Easy to take apart if it is clogged. Kits with O-ring are available for get name of the company. They are Mustang people I believe.
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