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range rover bits advice needed
Range Rover Blues:
I can't se clearly enough on the picture but theree should be one pipe from the master cylinder to that valve then one to the back and one to the front brake, the other front brake will either come from the same end of the master cylinder or the valve then the other end of the mater cylinder feeds the second line into each front brake.
generation-x:
--- Quote from: Range Rover Blues on August 10, 2010, 23:45:17 ---I can't se clearly enough on the picture but theree should be one pipe from the master cylinder to that valve then one to the back and one to the front brake, the other front brake will either come from the same end of the master cylinder or the valve then the other end of the mater cylinder feeds the second line into each front brake.
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hi buddy
me m8 popped over today and we had a brain storm we pretty sure im missing the brake failure valve
from wot we can see/think that i shud have the secondry system into that then one outlet to each of the front calipers and the rear axle
then run a pipe from the primeray system to a T piece to the front calipers
does this sound right to you guys?
Simon
Range Rover Blues:
Brake failure valves as I understan will "conpare" the brake pressure in both circuits and if there is a differnence (a failure) then an internal shuttle moves accross and operates a switch. the EFi cars (that I'm familair with) didn't have it.
Lots of brake system compnents are model-year specific. TYou'll find the same with the wiring.
generation-x:
well boys think i've finally sussed it with the help of the land rover proper rrc manual :-) so think i no wot i need to do now so next question does anyone see any prob's using braided lines all thou instead of copper lines from the master cylinder ? Simon
squaddie_fox:
The only place flexible hose should be used is on the top of the rear axle and body to caliper on the front.
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