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where does g and e go....

Look at this picture to see the correct order.

The old original MoPar check valve had rubber ring G already built into it and that is why the picture does not show ring G.

Rubber ring "G" assembles last after Check valve #18.

Bob

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Look at this picture to see the correct order.

The old original MoPar check valve had rubber ring G already built into it and that is why the picture does not show ring G.

Rubber ring "G" assembles last after Check valve #18.

Bob

so it needs to go in there first, the the ck valve...what is E ring?
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so it needs to go in there first, the the ck valve...what is E ring?

Assemble just as shown in the picture. "E" is just a thin round brass flat check valve washer that fits between the piston and the rear M/cyl cup. It controls brake fluid flow through several tiny holes drilled in the end of the piston on the return stroke.

Bob

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Assemble just as shown in the picture. "E" is just a thin round brass flat check valve washer that fits between the piston and the rear M/cyl cup. It controls brake fluid flow through several tiny holes drilled in the end of the piston on the return stroke.

Bob

thanks so i got this right the thick rubber ring G goes into the mc then the ck valve ect like the pic... thanks so much....
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Look at this picture to see the correct order.

The old original MoPar check valve had rubber ring G already built into it and that is why the picture does not show ring G.

Rubber ring "G" assembles last after Check valve #18.

Bob

i see, thanks...
  • 11 months later...
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Just wanted to thank LuckyDevil for posting up this pic....

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Turns out I neglected to install item "G". After I did this everything started working properly!! :)

But I only have one thing to add about that picture. Everything is correct except for cup "C"...it actually goes between "D" and "E"....other then that the picture was a life saver....Thanks again!!

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