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Old 04-01-2004, 07:26 PM
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On the rear diff housing of my DC there is a bracket with a 1/4 dia. rod about a foot and a half long that runs to some kind of brake valve. Could someone please tell me what it is and what it does? Thanks PW
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that would be your load sensing porportioning valve for your brakes... the more load the more the rear brakes will apply
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Thats a LSBPV(Load Sensing Bypass Proportioning Valve) It senses the weight/load in the bed and helps the rear brakes apply depending on that size of load. HTH

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