D&dgoblin69
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I have a colbalt 2009 manual base. Anyone know if I should order the m10 or m12 portioning valve?
Brake portioning valve
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D&dgoblin69
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How do you know? Sorry to question your authority.
Ark :D
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From the store page for the kit:
"To select the correct proportioning valve kit, compare the sizes of the two fittings of your master cylinder. If one is smaller than the other, you should select the M10 option. If the two fittings are the same size, select the M12 option. Most non-TC cars will use the M10 fitting but some 2.4 liter cars have the M12 fitting. All TC cars use the M12 fitting."
So I guess technically, it COULD be an M12. Just do the comparison as shown and you'll know.
"To select the correct proportioning valve kit, compare the sizes of the two fittings of your master cylinder. If one is smaller than the other, you should select the M10 option. If the two fittings are the same size, select the M12 option. Most non-TC cars will use the M10 fitting but some 2.4 liter cars have the M12 fitting. All TC cars use the M12 fitting."
So I guess technically, it COULD be an M12. Just do the comparison as shown and you'll know.