Tigergutt wrote:

> I'm finally going to bleed the brakes and the clutch tomorrow, but I
> could need some help. from the master there are two outlets, one 3/16"
> and one 1/4". the 1/4" line goes directly to the proporting valve on
> the frame while 3/16" line goes through a valve or something like that
> placed right under the master, it has a inlet an outlet and a button
> on the backside which was covered by a rubber cap.

I believe it's called the brake metering valve.

It's a feature of all mixed disc and drum systems but it's almost always
a part of the combination valve (picture at
http://www.ucalgary.ca/~csimpson/Tech/Combo.jpg shows the combined valve
with the metering valve at left side.)  Only the early disc cars have
the metering valve as a separate part.

Supposedly you should hold that valve open (or closed, I forget which)
when you bleed the brakes but I don't think most people worry about it.

Oh, and if it ever gives you problem most brake shops will never figure
it out <long story goes here>  Most shops don't understand the older
brake systems enough to actually diagnose a problem beyond "We'll have
to replace everything." :(
--

Cliff Simpson
http://www.ucalgary.ca/~csimpson/



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