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Old Apr 2, 2018 | 10:03 PM
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Default Kelsey Hayes Brake Proportioning Valve 56653

I have this proportioning valve that came in a GM box. The part number is worn off on the box, so I am not sure of the part number. The two female threads for the brake lines are 3/8". I was told that Corvettes and other GM cars use bigger lines and that all 3/8" are for Fords. Are there any GM cars that use the 3/8" lines? If so does anyone happen to know the part number? It'* possible this part just isn't in it'* correct box, but I have no reason to believe this is the wrong box.

Any info. on this would be appreciated. I have attached a couple of pics.

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Originally Posted by dmbarkley34
I have this proportioning valve that came in a GM box. The part number is worn off on the box, so I am not sure of the part number. The two female threads for the brake lines are 3/8". I was told that Corvettes and other GM cars use bigger lines and that all 3/8" are for Fords. Are there any GM cars that use the 3/8" lines? If so does anyone happen to know the part number? It'* possible this part just isn't in it'* correct box, but I have no reason to believe this is the wrong box.

Any info. on this would be appreciated. I have attached a couple of pics.

Thanks
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