I pulled the master cylinder and proportioning valve. I took the ends of the prop valve and there was some stuff hardened up in it, didn't pull the plunger out of the master cylinder. I hit one of the prop valve caps with some scotchbrite pads and whatever it is hardened up on it just tore up the pad, so I I'm going to go ahead and replace both.
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I've searched online and can't find a prop valve, I did find a rebuild kit which will hopefully do the job. I'll have to see if I can get all the pieces fully disassembled. They recommended soaking it in ammonia for several hours to assist with cleaning. Sounds like another project for next weekend.
Edit***
I've searched online and can't find a prop valve, I did find a rebuild kit which will hopefully do the job. I'll have to see if I can get all the pieces fully disassembled. They recommended soaking it in ammonia for several hours to assist with cleaning. Sounds like another project for next weekend.
Early 85 SVO
Keedysville, MD
Keedysville, MD