How Does The Demco Reverse Lockout Solenoid Kit DM5404 Install?
Updated 01/10/2022 | Published 01/09/2022
Question:
Which port faces the master cylinder,when you look inside the threaded ports they look different one side has a flared inside and the other does not.Does one side go to master cylinder and other to brake line?The offset one is the bypass flow back to master cylinder.
asked by: David D
Expert Reply:
I checked the instructions for the Demco Solenoid Kit # DM5404 and though it is a little vague, you will want to have the flared inlet attached to the actual brake line and the flat inlet attached to the #6 fitting (which then attaches to the master cylinder). I included an image of what this should look like once installed as well. Should help visualize everything.
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