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138 0208 Brake 19 Z
Stainless Steel Brakes: Brake Stuff
When using an adjustable proportioning valve, you must defeat the OE valve under the master cylinder. To do so, remove the plug found at the front and gut the valve by removing the spring and piston found inside. Though many brake kits don't include this FRPP solid plug (M-2450-A), Matt Bobbitt recommends it to block off the end now that brake fluid will be in contact with the rubber center found in the stock plug. We found out about the plug the hard way by trying to bleed the brakes without it, and the rubber cap gave way, spraying fluid everywhere. Fortunately, we weren't in the midst of a panic stop. View Related Article
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