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Mk1 Tintop Brake Pre-Pressure Valve

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Mk1 Tintop Brake Pre-Pressure Valve

I accidentally lost mine somewhere along the way! I'm having to go with aftermarket equivalents but they don't look the same.
These are the ones I'm going to use: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Brake-Residual-Pressure-Valve-Kit-Car-Rally-Drift-DRUM-Race-Performance-10-PSI/182187536192?epid=2059077822&hash=item2a6b392f40:g:sgAAAOSwq19XDReF

Guess you could always paint them gold…

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My rebuild thread I will try and keep up to date: here

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I think I have a spare in the garage,  ill have a look when I get 5 mins

Edit, I have one.  Its either from a hardtop gti that I broke back in 2001 or the used one that I bought from crazyquiff around 2009/2010.

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Awesome, can you PM me with a price please including postage to Northern Ireland?

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This one didn't turn out to be available after all so I'm still looking.  Hopefully someone can help me out.

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These things?, pretty sure i have a spare pair in the shed, make me an offer for one or both if interested.           Think first class post will be £3.45 or there abouts..

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If it's 3/35 bias for drum brakes you need I believe you could use Golf mk3 valves, part 1H0698401. They are available online aftermarket

Early 77 year model Golf. 4-Door

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I was googling these residual valves, and found myself reading my own
erroneous reply here.. So for future reference, the residual valves are NOT the same as the later cabrio/rocco proportional valves I mentioned..

Anyway, did any of you install the 10 psi residual valves? Would you know if the original
valves were 10 psi as well?
 

Early 77 year model Golf. 4-Door

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I've used aftermarket ones, which, according to the details are rated at 10psi for drums, or 2psi for discs.
Don't know what the original ones were. It will be a while before the car is mobile enough to test it!

My rebuild thread I will try and keep up to date: here

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Yes it seems that 10 psi is the standard for drum brakes, but I’m wondering if the pressure rating matters to the regulator on the rear axle.

I will probably try them as well, and will report if there are any issues. looking at the parts catalog however, it seems to indicate that the original ones were 0.4-1.2 bar, which if correct is in the range of 10 psi at least.. Cheers

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Early 77 year model Golf. 4-Door

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