Looking for Combination/Metering valve non-GM# - /was What is normal brakepedal travel distance?

[heinz wittenbecher]

Thomas (or anyone),
Do you have a partnumber (non GM) for the combination/metering valve ? I.e.
is there an alternative partnumber?

I was going to bypass it, even if only temporarily, but I'm having trouble
getting a coupling that I think will fit. I'm still in pre-dismantle mode so
I'm going by old lines which seem to be a bigger nut, smaller line
relationship than any stock inverted flare coupling that I've been able to
find.

Heinz

>
> Heinz I found new combination valves here for about $50 US.
> Don't take it
> off it sets up the ratio between front and rear brakeing
> pressure. Without
> it you will be locking the rear brakes before the fronts.
>

 

[thomas g. warner]

Heinz it is actually called a balance metering valve GMC part # 25509422 and
is available at any GMC truck dealership for about $55 US.

Somewhere in my notes I already checked locally in Utica NY and it is
available from the GMC dealer in 1 day.

>Thomas (or anyone),
>Do you have a partnumber (non GM) for the combination/metering valve ? I.e.
>is there an alternative partnumber?
>
>I was going to bypass it, even if only temporarily, but I'm having trouble
>getting a coupling that I think will fit. I'm still in pre-dismantle mode so
>I'm going by old lines which seem to be a bigger nut, smaller line
>relationship than any stock inverted flare coupling that I've been able to
>find.
>
>Heinz
>
>>
>> Heinz I found new combination valves here for about $50 US.
>> Don't take it
>> off it sets up the ratio between front and rear brakeing
>> pressure. Without
>> it you will be locking the rear brakes before the fronts.
>>
>
>
>