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  1. Sharecropper

    Asking for 6.2 Detroit help from North Carolina

    To expand on what Chevy Mike said, if you plan to keep the rear proportioning valve in the braking system, it needs to be adjusted properly. There is a little dot (see photo) on the black circular disc which surrounds the splined shaft. With the truck fully assembled but with no load (empty...
  2. Sharecropper

    Asking for 6.2 Detroit help from North Carolina

    I removed my rear proportioning valve years ago when I installed rear disc brakes. Easy, just connect the main line running rearward with the boss on the rear axle that sends fluid to each rear wheel. My truck stops on a dime, even going backwards. Interestingly, I have not replaced the front...
  3. Sharecropper

    Asking for 6.2 Detroit help from North Carolina

    In 1988 GM issued a bulletin to remove that rear proportioning valve. It was Bulletin #88-320-5. Not saying you should or shouldn’t, just trying to be helpful. I removed mine years ago after I installed rear disc brakes. Also it may be helpful to others here on SS if you can post the specific...
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