I won't he able to get a pic until later this week. The valve is located
directly on top of the caliper. The caliper (correct part name?) being the
device that has the pucks in it to work against the disc. It's a T shaped valve
with the left part of the T going to the brake line, the right part of the T
being a bleed valve, and the bottom part of the T threads into the caliper.
The T valve looks to me like something you might see on a 60's model vehicle.
It reminds me of a proportioning valve that I have on an old 67 mustang. The
brakes on this coupe are the Goodyear brakes. I am probably just confusing
everybody more!
