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By glennz - 09/09/2004 4:37:28 PM; IP 66.208.219.153
sorry for my ignorance as you point out, there is what to look like what i have seen over the last 20 yrs, as a proportioning valve under the master, has both lines going in, and 3 coming out, 2 to the front and 1 to the rear, along with the warning sensor, if it were a distribution block 1 line would be going in and 2 or 3 coming out, but as you point out i was not a mechanic in 1967 so i would not have known,

next question is are these parts still avalible, i do not want to go thru the hassle of putting in a proportioning valve which would most likely mean pulling the motor again ( 390 ) limited space in order to work...i was surprised that the folks at NPD did not know what it was even by ford part #

thnaks

glenn z
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