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so i was looking at the prop valve i got with my front axle and noticed there appeared to be some seepage at one of the fittings not where the lines go in but in the big fitting with a couple smaller pieces. do i need to be worried or should i just clean it up and run it? also if its bad does anybody know where to find a new one or if anyone offers a rebuilt one or even if there's a rebuild kit?
i don't have any pics of the problem child i wasn't that smart i can grab some when i have a chance to get back out to my truck.
X2 on that HIO Silver. Got one just shipped to me up here in Canada. Even with the exchange and all the other "charges" it was only $130 CDN. I feel safer now knowing I can adjust the brake bias. Pops
The reason I asked is I also got my brake lines from inline tube. They should come with the proper fittings to fit the MC. Mine originally had the two differ fittings, but the new lines to the MC fit.
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