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In my stash of parts I found a brand new brass prop/differential pressure valve that I'd consider using in my 1978 F150 to 1965 F100 disc brake conversion. It fits the 78 prop valve bracket perfectly.. I think it's an early 80's valve but not sure from what year or model truck. Hopefully ND or others might track down the number E4TA-2B524 K2A which is stamped on the part although it was in a box marked E4TZ 2B257-C. It has an electrical connection which I guess is for the pressure failure light but it does not have a bleeder valve. Thanks for your help. Lefty
Not an authority, my understanding is the 73-79 prop valve will work as long as it's off a front disc brake set up, a front/rear disc brake prop valve will not work. Perhaps another member will be able to determine by P/N.
In my stash of parts I found a brand new brass prop/differential pressure valve that I'd consider using in my 1978 F150 to 1965 F100 disc brake conversion. It fits the 78 prop valve bracket perfectly.
I think it's an early 80's valve but not sure from what year or model truck. Hopefully ND or others might track down the number E4TA-2B524 K2A which is stamped on the part although it was in a box marked E4TZ 2B257-C.
It has an electrical connection which I guess is for the pressure failure light (*) but it does not have a bleeder valve.
There are no actual Ford part numbers marked on parts after 1956, just ID engineering numbers (when applicable).
ID engineering number:E4TA-2B524-K2A = Ford part number: E4TZ2B257C .. Brake Differential Proportioning Valve.
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