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Brake line pic under this cover please?

Could someone be so kind to send me a pic of what's under this hard cardboard cover on their '87-'89 Carrera please? It's located in the frunk right next to the brake booster assembly. Mine apparently isn't stock but I can't seem to tell from the part catalog or Pelican replacement brake parts what really needs to be here. Thanks!




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Hope this helps.

I had a leak from the Master cylinder that I was investigating and took this pic.

I think it is a pressure regulator for the rear. interesting that you have 2.


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Actually I think I have none now. Mine appears to have been removed and the spiral piece and fittings are just there to complete the circuit.
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That is where your OEM brake bias valve goes ... it seems somebody added a home made one for whatever reason in order to alter the factory settings !

You might want to look further into this as it might compromise your car's factory front/rear brake bias.
Most people with brake upgrades just gut the interior of the valve but adding another inline restrictor or valve of some sort is NOT a good thing ...

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