Load sensing proportioning valve boot. LSPV

The eBay special LSPV I ordered does not come with a boot, and the old one was too far gone. Any ideas on what I can replace it with. Not looking to order anything

 

A non-Ebay-special brake part.

Seams like brakes aren't something you'd want to cheap out on...

 

+1

 

Since you don`t want to buy anything about all you can do is find some rubber and make your own.

I made a few out of New Tire tubes if you have any tubes to donate to the cause.

 

you could look for a balljoint boot, maybe.

 

Return the brake proportioning valve and order one of these...... I have the jegs on my 96

 

Get rid of the LSPV and go this route with a Wilwood unit.
You can dial in where the rear brakes come in also.

 

Those bypass kits are cool and all, but if you actually use your truck like a pickup truck, you'd be constantly adjusting it, and essentially guessing what the correct setting would be based on how much weight you think you're carrying.

Just get one from a junkyard for $50 (maybe less)

 

It is definitely not a ‘bypass’ setup.
It’s like the Ronco oven, set it and forget it. Works like a charm.
It did take me about an hour on a dirt road to dial in.
My truck stops on a dime. Others that have this may chime in as well.
After I did my solid axle conversion, the Diamond axle didn’t have provisions for ABS.
Once I did the rear Diamond axle swap with discs, same thing, no ABS provisions. This didn’t bother me as I had previously researched what I would implement.
Once you dial in this Wilwood unit, there is no need moving it.

 

I can`t get into having used LSPV valves shipped from the Dry Climate that might work.

I have yet to have one that ever worked on the vehicle my one attempt at bleeding was very expensive .

You really don`t need the valve I have been driving a truck for years the manual valve was on the dash for years never did install it

I do agree people out there can`t drive even if they had self driving cars .

 

As a young dumb teen dealing with PA rust, they got deleted and replaced with rubber lines. Having a friend working at a carquest parts counter made it easy to grab various length brake lines off the shelf and guesstimate which one I could make work

Simpler times

 

They got me too. Basters