I’ve been having a little bit of fade in the brakes of my 89 jet for the
last week or so, so I went out today to bleed the system and check for air
in the lines. While doing the inspection (and this job shoulda been done two
years ago – me dumb), I noticed that the rear brake proportioning valve
seems to be leaking around the bottom seal, near where it bolts into the
mounting bracket. Aha! Am I looking at getting a new one, or is their an
o-ring that I can simply replace to rebuild it? Bentley is silent on this
one.
Much obliged in advance-
Chris


A new one is about $55USD. I don’t think they’re rebuildable.
"starburst" <chi…@nospam.mail.utexas.edu> wrote in message
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> I’ve been having a little bit of fade in the brakes of my 89 jet for the
> last week or so, so I went out today to bleed the system and check for air
> in the lines. While doing the inspection (and this job shoulda been done
two
> years ago – me dumb), I noticed that the rear brake proportioning valve
> seems to be leaking around the bottom seal, near where it bolts into the
> mounting bracket. Aha! Am I looking at getting a new one, or is their an
> o-ring that I can simply replace to rebuild it? Bentley is silent on this
> one.
> Much obliged in advance-
> Chris
Everything is rebuildable with the proper tools and know-how
…. It just
might be pointless
"John Rutledge" <john.rutledgeDEL…@worldnet.att.net> wrote in message
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> A new one is about $55USD. I don’t think they’re rebuildable.
> "starburst" <chi…@nospam.mail.utexas.edu> wrote in message
> news:bc3i3c$1c7$1@geraldo.cc.utexas.edu…
> > I’ve been having a little bit of fade in the brakes of my 89 jet for the
> > last week or so, so I went out today to bleed the system and check for
air
> > in the lines. While doing the inspection (and this job shoulda been done
> two
> > years ago – me dumb), I noticed that the rear brake proportioning valve
> > seems to be leaking around the bottom seal, near where it bolts into the
> > mounting bracket. Aha! Am I looking at getting a new one, or is their an
> > o-ring that I can simply replace to rebuild it? Bentley is silent on
this
> > one.
> > Much obliged in advance-
> > Chris
I used to rebuild type1 vw wheel cylinders when I had more time than money.
I still do pointless things though…
"Rob Guenther" <robguent…@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
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> Everything is rebuildable with the proper tools and know-how
…. It
just
> might be pointless
> "John Rutledge" <john.rutledgeDEL…@worldnet.att.net> wrote in message
> news:g8cFa.117208$cO3.8625306@bgtnsc04-news.ops.worldnet.att.net…
> > A new one is about $55USD. I don’t think they’re rebuildable.
> > "starburst" <chi…@nospam.mail.utexas.edu> wrote in message
> > news:bc3i3c$1c7$1@geraldo.cc.utexas.edu…
> > > I’ve been having a little bit of fade in the brakes of my 89 jet for
the
> > > last week or so, so I went out today to bleed the system and check for
> air
> > > in the lines. While doing the inspection (and this job shoulda been
done
> > two
> > > years ago – me dumb), I noticed that the rear brake proportioning
valve
> > > seems to be leaking around the bottom seal, near where it bolts into
the
> > > mounting bracket. Aha! Am I looking at getting a new one, or is their
an
> > > o-ring that I can simply replace to rebuild it? Bentley is silent on
> this
> > > one.
> > > Much obliged in advance-
> > > Chris
Not everything is rebuildable, most things are. Some things are just throw
away and replace.
"Rob Guenther" <robguent…@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
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> Everything is rebuildable with the proper tools and know-how
…. It
just
> might be pointless
> "John Rutledge" <john.rutledgeDEL…@worldnet.att.net> wrote in message
> news:g8cFa.117208$cO3.8625306@bgtnsc04-news.ops.worldnet.att.net…
> > A new one is about $55USD. I don’t think they’re rebuildable.
> > "starburst" <chi…@nospam.mail.utexas.edu> wrote in message
> > news:bc3i3c$1c7$1@geraldo.cc.utexas.edu…
> > > I’ve been having a little bit of fade in the brakes of my 89 jet for
the
> > > last week or so, so I went out today to bleed the system and check for
> air
> > > in the lines. While doing the inspection (and this job shoulda been
done
> > two
> > > years ago – me dumb), I noticed that the rear brake proportioning
valve
> > > seems to be leaking around the bottom seal, near where it bolts into
the
> > > mounting bracket. Aha! Am I looking at getting a new one, or is their
an
> > > o-ring that I can simply replace to rebuild it? Bentley is silent on
> this
> > > one.
> > > Much obliged in advance-
> > > Chris
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