Brake Proportion Valve
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Brake Proportion Valve

Can anyone who has bought one of these replacement proportion valves from Inline confirm whether or not the factory lines will connect right up to it like with the original valve? Or, am I looking at custom fabricating all new lines to/from it?
Mcarlo77- Donating Member
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Re: Brake Proportion Valve
Hi Mcarlo77...I used that exact valve on my '76 without any problems. The factory lines & threads matched up without any modifications as if it were your original valve. The only thing I had to slightly modify was the electrical connection of my factory wire to the valve sensor. No big deal though. I had purchased my valve from PerformanceOnline.com a couple of years ago. Their part #17010. Who ever you order from you may want to inquire about the electrical wire connection part. I would make sure they supply the female connector to splice into your factory wire if needed.
LSANTI76- G3GM Member
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Re: Brake Proportion Valve
That's good news, my friend...thanks for the info! Was hoping that I wouldn't have to get into making/running new lines. As for that sensor, I noticed the original one unscrews off the valve. Is that not the case with the one provided on the Inline valve? Even so, am wondering if the threads are the same. Was hoping they could be swapped if needed.
Mcarlo77- Donating Member
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