OEM Mercury Villager Brake Proportioning Valve

Mercury Villager Brake Proportioning Valve Parts Questions & Experts Answers

• Pressure Metering Valve
  F6XZ-2B547-AB
  Q: What Precautions Should Be Taken When Servicing and Repairing the Brake Proportioning Valve on Mercury Villager?

  A: A proper service and repair of the brake proportioning/combination valve demands several safety measures regarding polyglycol ethers and polyglycols found in brake fluid that cause harm during exposure; always minimize eye contact and properly clean your hands afterward while also seeking medical care for eye-related injuries. Eyes that encounter the liquid should receive 15 minutes of water flush before seeking medical help for persistent irritation symptoms. Web information suggests that ingestion of the substance requires drinking water followed by vomiting induction and emergency medical help. Avoidance of painted and plastic damage necessitates immediate water-washing of brake fluid spills since this liquid weakens these materials. First remove the brake lines from the rear load sensor proportioning valve and then uninstall the eye bracket bolts before taking out the rear load sensor proportioning valve itself. The installation procedure begins with reversing all removal steps which requires proper adjustment of the rear load sensor proportioning valve along with brake system bleeding procedures.