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#489489 01/03/2009 4:59 PM
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Hi,

I bought a proportioning valve and booster from Jim Carter. Does anybody knows where the frontbrakes are connected to ?

There is 1 bigger connection at the front of the valve and 1 smaller at the underside of the valve.
I guess it is the connection that’s length wise of the valve ??
http://www.oldchevytrucks.biz/47_55/full.asp?page=56

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The larger connector (1/4")is for the rear. The two smaller (3/16")are for the front.
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Thanks,

The large one is to the front, the smaller 3/16 in on the side and only 1 connection.

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Picture?

The ones I'm familiar with have 5 total ports.
One on the back center goes to the rear axle.
Two on the side/top are inlets from master cylinder.
Two at about 45 degree angle on the front are for the fronts.

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Originally Posted by Grigg
Picture?

The ones I'm familiar with have 5 total ports.
One on the back center goes to the rear axle.
Two on the side/top are inlets from master cylinder.
Two at about 45 degree angle on the front are for the fronts.

Grigg

Thats the kind I am using on my 37 GMC and that is how it is hooked up, but what is the wire for, is it the brake light switch and if it is how does it hook up to brake lights


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I understand the wire is for an idiot light on the dash, to show if one side lost fluid.
I have not used it.

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I found a drawing, thanks,

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