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 Post subject: combination valve
PostPosted:Mon Nov 04, 2013 3:47 pm 
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Big Block
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the bottom left bolt came loose today for the second time and had hardly any brakes...tighten it up but is leaking very slightly(brakes are now fine)


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 Post subject: Re: combination valve
PostPosted:Tue Nov 05, 2013 4:51 pm 
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Car Details:68 pontiac firebird coupe project car,my aim is a street friendly,lightly modified pro.touring style.
Lowered ,mild body mods,400 cu in SBC engine, Muncie 4speed, 10 bolt posi axle,disc front drum rear.
68 firebird convertible ( long term project) Stock resto/mod style ,400 pontiac th350
combination valve ??
Steve do you mean the Brake Proportioning Valve that sits under the master cylinder ?
Be careful if air has got into the system because it is often difficult to bleed the master cyl. and valve and small bubbles of air make the brakes feel weak and/or spongey :thumbdown:
You missed a good Pontiac GTO at The Goat Sunday, ablack one with deep red trim 8-)


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 Post subject: Re: combination valve
PostPosted:Mon Nov 18, 2013 9:49 am 
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does anyone know what size bolt would cap the 3/16 outlets???? it works out they had just welded up a union which is now leaking...


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 Post subject: Re: combination valve
PostPosted:Tue Nov 19, 2013 6:14 pm 
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I think you mean the tube nut and there are 3 thread sizes 3/8" 1/2" and 9/16" for the 3/16" tube nut, the one mostly used is the 3/8" which has a UNF thread but they are the type without a lead which means the thread goes all the way to the end of the nut (unlike the UK version so don't try those as they only bit with a couple of threads and then tare the thread out and damage it)

Anyway I'm sure I have all 3 types if you need some, and the nuts for the 1/4" pipe as well :thumbup:

And when you bleed it just let gravity do the work don't pump it as sometimes the valve will go across and stick so you won't get any fluid through, you can get around that if its happened so don't worry.

Let me know


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