It is a valve in the brake lines going to the rear of the vehicle. It adjust the amount of fluid flow to the rear brakes depending on the height of the rear suspension. The lower the suspension, the more weight in the vehicle, the more rear braking power is needed.
* Corrected - A brake proportioning valve distributes brake pressure between front and rear brakes. Different valves are in use depending upon the types of brakes and weight distribution of the car. The proportioning valve generally assures that the rear brakes do not "lock" as the car brakes and even more weight is transferred to the front wheels.
AnswerThe proportioning valve and warning switch is integrated into the master cylinder assembly.I think the proportioning valve is located on the frame rail under the master cylinder?Thats where it is on my 1980.The proportioning valve is not on the frame rail on an 84. It is inside the master cylinder.
No, the proportioning valve is used in the brake system to apply different forces of pressure to the front and rear brakes.
No, the proportioning valve is used in the brake system to apply different forces of pressure to the front and rear brakes.
No, not unless there is a problem with the valve which is rare.
Yes the kia sephia has 2 brake proportioning valve located on the fire wall
The proportioning valve adjusts the amount of fluid pressure between the front brakes and rear brakes, I would say the answer is yes.
There are four proportioning valves. They are located by all four tires within the brake line. It is a small cylinder shaped valve about two inches long.
The proportioning valve is on the drivers side in the rear, just follow the brake line from the wheel cylinder, rubber line, you will see it at the end of this line.
It depends on the year of the vehicle, if it has a dual reservoir it would be a proportioning valve. If it has a single bowl reservoir it would be just a junction block.
There is a proportioning valve and once the repair is done and you have bled all the air out of the system the valve should reset itself unless it is stuck. If it is stuck you may have to replace the valve assembly if you can't free it up.
Balances braking force between front and rear wheels.
Proportioning valve