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Proportioning Valve, 66-77 Ford Bronco SKU: 3037
Proportioning Valve, 66-77 Ford Bronco
Proportioning Valve
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The difference between the two applications is the disc/drum valve includes a built-in metering valve for the front disc. The fitting kit (sold separately) has the adapters to allow for custom line fitting with common hard lines that can be found at local auto part stores.
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The difference between the two applications is the disc/drum valve includes a built-in metering valve for the front disc. The fitting kit (sold separately) has the adapters to allow for custom line fitting with common hard lines that can be found at local auto part stores.
Proportioning Valve.
We have specific valves available for disc/drum or four wheel disc brakes. The difference between the two applications is the disc/drum valve includes a built-in metering valve for the front disc. The fitting kit (sold separately) has the adapters to allow for custom line fitting with common hard lines that can be found at local auto part stores.
The valve comes with mounting hardware and electric plug for wiring brake warning light. The brake warning light comes on if there is a pressure differential between the front and rear brakes. This could indicate a leaking line, caliper or wheel cylinder. Bracket shown is not included but can be purchased separately.
To save yourself some time and frustration be sure to pick up a bleeder tool when you buy the prop valve. See below.
We have specific valves available for disc/drum or four wheel disc brakes. The difference between the two applications is the disc/drum valve includes a built-in metering valve for the front disc. The fitting kit (sold separately) has the adapters to allow for custom line fitting with common hard lines that can be found at local auto part stores.
The valve comes with mounting hardware and electric plug for wiring brake warning light. The brake warning light comes on if there is a pressure differential between the front and rear brakes. This could indicate a leaking line, caliper or wheel cylinder. Bracket shown is not included but can be purchased separately.
To save yourself some time and frustration be sure to pick up a bleeder tool when you buy the prop valve. See below.
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Asked by David, August 29, 2022
Q: I have 2 wires coming off my new Painless Harness for the brake warning light. How do I wire those into the single wire off the switch?
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Answered by ☆ sales - August 30, 2022
A: You will twist or connect all 3 wires together.
Asked by Mark, September 18, 2016
Q: I'm rebuilding my 1967 Bronco brake set up and have lost my stock distribution block. Will this disk/disk proportioning valve do the trick? If so what additional fittings (if any) will i need? I have a all drum set up. Thanks
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Answered by ☆ sales - September 19, 2016
A: Correct, you will want the disc/disc version. You will also want the #3039 fitting kit.
Asked by Randy, December 4, 2015
Q: How do you hook up the one wire coming off of the valve to the two wire plug on a Centech wiring harness?
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Answered by ☆ sales - December 4, 2015
A: The two wires will go together into the single wire proportioning valve.
Asked by Matt, January 3, 2013
Q: Will this work on a 1970 F250 2WD with four wheel drum brakes??
Thanks, Matt
⮞ 1 Answer
Answered by ☆ WH tech - January 5, 2013
A: It will work but you will need to mount the valve and plumb your lines and hoses to and from the valve.
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