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ill03b

The part often called a proportioning valve is actually a Pressure Control Valve.  It is part #12 above.  It functions as a T and provides fluid to the left and right front brake calipers.  It is completely independent of the rear brakes.  It has a piston, a spring, and seals inside.  These valves are now fifty years old and most likely frozen.  Wilkinson explained to me that they tend to trap air and result in a spongy brake pedal.  He sells a brass T that eliminates it.

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