Brake Proportioning Valves

[@ryanhemming9546]

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[@mihaipitu9172]

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[@matthewferguson1846]

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[@albertrodriguez4190]

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[@tonyisme4934]

Ok I have a 1990 Toyota 4Runner w/ manual transmission 4x4. I have disc rotors on front, and drum brakes on rear. I use OEM Organic pads. I bled my brakes, my brakes work, no leaks. I don't have ABS. Sometimes when I slowly exit the driveway, I will tap the brakes and one of the rear tires will briefly lock up and release, leaving a 8" streak/tire skid in the driveway. Its random, it can be one wheel or the other rear wheel with drum brakes. It only happens at very low speed. Any ideas? I have new dot 3 brake fluid, I never mix synthetic with conventional brake fluid.

[@dmitripetrov5536]

Do cars equipped with four wheel ABS system need proportioning valve?

[@stevewellwood6385]

If I ‘theoretically‘ lowered my car, would that trip the sensor?

[@GregWellwood]

Your car doesn't have a load-sensing proportioning valve, so you'd be good. If you did a rear-disc-brake conversion, you'd likely want the disc/disc proportioning valve from the donor vehicle.

[@edcell7955]

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[@deankay4434]

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[@deankay4434]

There was the “Greatest Generation”, then the “Toughest Generation” (That was us) because no ABS, SIR, No Seat Belts, Metal Dash and no Load Sensing Rear Brakes.

[@josephbohme7917]

My 2000 kia sephia has a brake prop.valve built from a block of aluminum vs original/others that are made /of cast mold aluminum- This car did not have ABS an op[tion. Mine has 4 lines go to it and as 1 magocalician had a pic- there is a screw in the top middle and MUST placed & BE IN Place to keep its bi-directional tiny piston from going left or right during a brake bleed. Who has this GDFRkn screw NO ONE DOES 3 yrs iof replacing all part for ZERO will; not stop car in 4x the distanc e as before 1 line broke 5r yrs ago < BULShit Bullshit KIA

[@nickbooker1962]

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[@GregWellwood]

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[@xunepxaxo]

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[@joeshumo9457]

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