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ok looking at the p valve photo top right to rear of master top left to rear brake tee, bottom right r front, bottom left left front.Casimier wrote:I have a 67 MC that I would like to put on my '66.
Here's a pic with questions posted on the pic.
1) To what wheel cylinders do the four brake lines go that are coming out of the proportioning valve?
2) Where does the 5th brake line go? The one that is coming out of the back of the brake cylinder?
3) Can the two brake light wires from my 66 just attach to the 67 brake switch?
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that's correct on the lines i will get back on the warning light but there is a electrical wire pluged in the mc and running toward the dash.Casimier wrote:So, Rudy
coming off the proportioning valve...
the bottom lines go to the front brakes.
The top left goes all the way by itself to the rear brakes
splitting at the rear axle to service both rear whell cylinders.
The top right loops around and connects to the line coming out of the rear of the master cylinder.
Do I have that right?
Donivan, you have a good point about the warning light. I'll have to check the 67 van down in the junkyard for the dashlight.
Rudy, do you have a warning brake light on your 67?
.. I put back on everything that came off the old master. I forgot to hook up those 2 red wires and noticed I had no brake lights. Those 2 wires still need to be hooked up to that 67 master. I looked for other switches and wires and found nothing. The 66 must have a pressure switch which opens a circuit to allow power through to light up the brake lights. Or do I have that wrong... Please correct me if I am wrong here, becus I have no other wires anywhere near the brake system?? Does the 67 master have that same switch? And can those 2 wires just hook up to the 67 master?
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by 61econoline Tue Aug 21, 2012 10:27 pm
