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warning valve assembly is the problem 200

posted by  geodonuts on  Mon May 18 19:04 CST 2009
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OKAY ONE MONTH LATER I AM BACK ON THE WEB!

anyways i've looked at what is happening: the warning valve assembly is most definitely totally leaking, it is quite obvious to me. I guess that it has been leaking for quite some time and now I'm the first person to notice it, which is rather shocking considering a few mechanics have checked it out and all attributed the past brake failure to the MC. (Yes the MC is new and the fluid level goes down in the tank pretty steadily)

I'll do a search on how to replace the warning valve assembly, but can anyone tell me if I can just replace it with another from a scrap vehicle, and if so will that involve an extensive official bleeding of the brake system (in the standard pattern)?

many thanks!






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