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[Datsun 1200 encyclopedia]

Residual Valve

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The Residual Check Valve preloads the drum brakes with about 10 psi pressure. If you have front disk/rear drum, only the portion of the M/C for the drums has a residual valve. Disk brakes must not use a Residual Valve, but only need a weak pressure which naturally results from the M/C being mounted high on the firewall

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  • Datsun 1200 all-drum and disk-drum dual master cylinders are identical, except the latter only has one residual valve fitted.
  • When converting from all-drums to disk-drums, the master cylinder to match should be swapped. Or you could use the all-drum cylinder, but remove the Residual Valve from the "F" portion.
  • If relocating a disk-brake master cylinder below the floor a residual valve should be fitted.