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If you still need one I have one from a 74 Z/28 and my have one from a 71 Nova.
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"Knowledge is good" Emil Fabor 67 L/78 Camaro SS/RS H-H,1W,2LGSR,3SL,4K,5BY. (Sold) 70 L/78 Nova M-21,Black Cherry,Sandalwood Int. 09 Pontiac G8 GT Premium,Sport,Roof. Liquid Red. |
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Thanks for the offer, but I got an extra on its way and also sent mine out to be rebuilt. [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/beers.gif[/img]
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Got the proportioning/combination valve back from a Performance Years website member, 70RAIII (Bill Oxley) who did a really nice job rebuilding it. He indicated that it was all stuck inside, so it wasn't really functioning as anything other than a T-fitting between the front and back fluid routes. Now it's actually working as designed, which is a good thing since if I recall correctly, one of the critical roles of this valve is to internally shift and block the internal passages if one circuit springs a leak and loses fluid. That way you still have braking power for the remaining circuit.
Another thing I noticed is that the purple DOT 5 silicone brake fluid turns yellow after a few years. I'd imagine that means it's time to replace it all, which I did. I flushed the entire system and replaced it with new DOT 5 silicone brake fluid, about four bottles worth, to get all the old stuff out and completely flush the system of the four year old fluid. The newly refurbished proportioning/combination valve, just back from Bill Oxley: ![]() And after the installation and the brake bleed-a-thon: ![]() |
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