mounting a residuale valve in my hotrod the m/s is low so i need em . the arrows on them point in what direction ??? lost my directions , please help .
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mounting a residuale valve in my hotrod the m/s is low so i need em . the arrows on them point in what direction ??? lost my directions , please help .
oh yeah how do you correctly spell residuall valve anyway my brain isnt on ...:LOL:
arrow indicates the direction of flow, have it pointing away from the master cylinder in the rear brake line.
Since you asked . . . residual
you sure Jack??? Rezidjueall is the way it sounds!!!!!:LOL: :LOL: :LOL: :LOL:
thanks guy.....its a funky word to spell .....guess i got hit in the head with too many surf boards .....lol
You're doing better then me, I was never able to stand up on one long enough for it to hit me in the head!!!!!:LOL: :LOL: I would just paddle out and sit there like I was waiting for just the right wave!!!!!:LOL: :LOL: :LOL: :LOL: :LOL:Quote:
Originally Posted by godspeed32
Well, anything's possible when "ghoti" can be pronounced as "fish." (At least according to George Bernard Shaw) :confused:
Jack
- I won the 8th grade spelling bee. ;)
Isn't that something like: 'I couldn't spell engenear, now I are one'.
I was an engineering manager - and for the most part they seem to be the worst for grammar and spelling:CRY: :LOL:
About the same.... I went to enjunearing skool 2!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Irelands child
The valves should be marked "MC" on one end or "to MC" I'll have to look on mine. I can't remember. It's been 2 days since I looked at them. haha
Notice that I didn't use "residual" in the response as I didn't know how to spell it. haha
iz b auuuu gud spelur ......hoooked on phonics worked for me
Hooked on phonics didn't work for me...My phone bill is still high. And that damn stair master didn't work either, I gained 14 pounds, and I stared at it for three months.
Yeah, that 'R' valve is a pain. If it has markings at all, it's usually marked 'IN' or 'OUT'...In from where and out to where??? If it has arrows on it, I start looking for the Indian that shot it...Maybe he can tell me where they go.
I'm using a residual valve from an S-10. It has an electrical connection at the top. I have no idea what it's for. I'm wondering if I can use it for a brake light switch.
That electrical connection is for a dash indicator light that operates only when you have a problem - there is an internal spool valve that moves in case of a failure at one end or the other of the vehicle.Quote:
Originally Posted by lakota
A mechanical, on the brake pedal or rod or a line pressure switch is the only reliable way to go.
Thanks...Now to find an inline switch.Quote:
A mechanical, on the brake pedal or rod or a line pressure switch is the only reliable way to go
Ok I went out and looked at mine. I have Willwood ones. I use 2# for disc brakes.
One end is marked "MC" goes toward the master cyl. The other is marked "out" so it goes toward the brakes. I have them on both front and rear brakes and use a double MC and a proportioning valve on the rear discs.
well since i only have arrows i pointed them away from the master cylinder