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RE: unknown part for brakes, need help ID

By giacamo - 09/09/2004 7:55:39 PM; IP 63.163.157.113

Glennz i,d go salavage yard hunting i belive the fairlane and outher unibodie styial cars used the same valve you need, i,d reininstall one back in thear for the sake of stoping under heavey braking...........

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unknown part for brakes, need help ID -- glennz, 09/06/2004

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RE: certified mechanics....... -- glennz, 09/09/2004

Ford Used a Different Junction Block -- hawkrod, 09/09/2004

RE: unknown part for brakes, need help ID -- greg, 09/07/2004

RE: unknown part for brakes, need help ID -- giacamo, 09/09/2004