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Fam7821 Brake Limiter Valve - Mounted Upside Down?

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Best Answer tarnofsky , 03 October 2023 - 01:25 AM

 


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Front in         Rear in

Front out                   Rear out

 

(note the offset rear connections)

 

Like this ?

 

DobjDtC.jpg

 

Thanks for the picture and port descriptions. I intended to fit the limiter just as in Spider's picture and as per Ethel's description.

So, Ethel, could you please have a look again and confirm that that's how it should be fitted to match your description?

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#16 mbolt998

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Posted 07 June 2024 - 06:58 AM

 


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Front in         Rear in

Front out                   Rear out

 

(note the offset rear connections)

 

Like this ?

 

DobjDtC.jpg

 

 

The funny thing is that in OP's picture the hole for the bolt seems to be in a different place. That's why it looks upside-down. The hole's at the bottom even though the top hat bit is on the left.



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Posted 11 June 2024 - 11:46 AM

The lines are blurred in the photo, but it does look to be upside down. The relative positions of the pipe connections are what's important - rear outlet closest to one end.







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