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See main article: [[Warning Light Switch]] | See main article: [[Warning Light Switch]] | ||
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+ | = Proportioning Valve = | ||
+ | Original Datsun 1200s did not come with a [[Proportioning Valve]]. | ||
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46400-H1005 "P" VALVE ASS'Y (op.) GL,GX | 46400-H1005 "P" VALVE ASS'Y (op.) GL,GX | ||
46364-H2600 JOINT-union GL,GX 2 | 46364-H2600 JOINT-union GL,GX 2 | ||
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+ | == Late Sunny Truck == | ||
+ | The 1200 got a load-sensing valve in October 1989. | ||
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+ | See main article: [[Proportioning_Valve#Japan|Proportioning Valve]] | ||
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= Power Brake Lines = | = Power Brake Lines = |
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Brake lines.
Contents |
Breakdown
Rear Splitter
Brass brake connector (T-piece) - bolts to the rear diff. The flexible hose bolts to it coming in, with hardlines coming out to the wheels.
3-way Connector Mounting hole: 8.7mm
Front Splitter
Which front splitter is used depends on the model.
Single brake master cylinder: 4-way connector
Tandem brake master cylinder: 3-way connector
North America: 5-way combo splitter/pressure warning switch
3-Way Connector
Used with tandem (dual) master cylinder. Splits the front brake line to each wheel.
46234-H1100 Mounting hole: 6.7mm
4-Way Connector
Used with single master cylinder. Splits the single input.
Input: Master cylinder hard line Output 1. Front Right hard line 2. Front Left hard line 3. Rear hard line
5-Way Connector
North American 1200s were fitted with a 5-way combination splitter with pressure failure warning switch.
Warning Light Switch (brake line pressure differential)
See main article: Warning Light Switch
Proportioning Valve
Original Datsun 1200s did not come with a Proportioning Valve.
P Valve
OPTIONAL for PB110 was a Proportioning Valve. It was placed in the line to the rear brakes.
46400-A1100 "P" VALVE ASS'Y (op.) DX 46400-H1005 "P" VALVE ASS'Y (op.) GL,GX 46364-H2600 JOINT-union GL,GX 2
Late Sunny Truck
The 1200 got a load-sensing valve in October 1989.
See main article: Proportioning Valve
Power Brake Lines
For the stock 1200 power brakes, see Brake Booster.
Hard Lines
The hard lines are 3/16" outside diameter.
* 3/16" lines (4.75 mm) with M10 metric fittings * Cunifer lines on early 1200s for corrosion resistance * Later 1200 utes have poly-coated steel lines
Choices
- get pre-made lines of various lengths and bend and install it yourself
- get brake line material and fittings and cut it, flare it and fit it
- pay a shop to make and install custom lines
- buy genuine brake lines from Nissan and install. The ute parts are still available, and most will fit a Sedan or Coupe.
The first two are available at the usual spare auto parts stores, or mail order from hot rod stores.
Soft Lines
Brake hoses used by Datsun 1200:
* Rear soft hose to the rear axle * Front left soft hose to brake caliper * Front right soft hose to brake caliper
See main article: Brake Hoses
Part Numbers
See Brake Piping Part Numbers