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RARE THAT PORPORTIONING VALVE WOULD GO, BUT, IF YOUR LOCAL SUPPLY HOUSE CAN'T GET IT TRY ON LINE SEARCH Lincoln PARTS...............

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Q: 1989 Mark 7 The brakes have gone out you have located the problem to the block brake pressure control valve But you can not find one can you help?
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