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TR6 TR6 brake pressure balance valve
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TR3driver
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I believe so. The rear section of the MC feeds the front brakes.
BTW, that "valve" is known as a Pressure Differential Warning Actuator or PDWA for short. It isn't a valve at all, it never blocks or changes the flow of fluid. All it does is cause the switch to close when there is a large enough difference in pressure between front & rear brakes.
BTW, that "valve" is known as a Pressure Differential Warning Actuator or PDWA for short. It isn't a valve at all, it never blocks or changes the flow of fluid. All it does is cause the switch to close when there is a large enough difference in pressure between front & rear brakes.