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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 ...

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!!!!!

thanks guy.....its a funky word to spell .....guess i got hit in the head with too many surf boards .....lol

Originally Posted by godspeed32

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!!!!! I would just paddle out and sit there like I was waiting for just the right wave!!!!!

Well, anything's possible when "ghoti" can be pronounced as "fish." (At least according to George Bernard Shaw)

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

Originally Posted by Irelands child

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

About the same.... I went to enjunearing skool 2!!!!

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.

Originally Posted by lakota

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.

A mechanical, on the brake pedal or rod or a line pressure switch is the only reliable way to go.

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.