NJ Pajero Load sensing propoertioning valve Leaking.

Cheers Fab72.. Just come back from Bursons , Hmmmm no kit ! no valves! they say only genuine and that as we know won't be good.

I bet it's only one seal in it and it's a common one, after pulling and pushing on the plunger and spring , it has stopped leaking for the time being even after a drive. But that ain't no fix.

Why don't you try and dismantle it then clean it as it may be just a bit of gunk in it. Or simply disconnect the line leading away from it then pump it vigorously.
I would try many things before resorting to being taken for a part.

Thanks Dodger it isn't rocket science but it is some strange contraption why it is spring tensioned has me stuffed.

But maybe that is where your right it may just have gunk in it and it's not seating properly. I nearly scored a second hand unit from me parts mate so I could pull it to bits but no luck that Paj wen't to the wreckers.

I have a manual but no exploded diagram of it so off to the brake specialist tomorrow see if I can bounce some ideas of him.

So far googling hasn't helped with any diagrams either.

This may be off some help:
I recently had to do this to my old Triton (95 MJ d/cab) before I sold it. The rear proportioning valve was seized and I though I was up for similar bucks, however, The Brake specialist here in Cairns I went to (Knights brakes) told me that he sends these to an outfit in Brisbane that re-sleeves them (stainless) for $140, so that's what I did. Now, I'm not sure who he sends them to in Bris, but call Kevin at knights brakes (07 40513166) and he should be able to advise you on this.

Cheers
Mark

Cheers Mark I found a place that might do them here on the Central coast advised from another brake place! so heres hoping. Thanks for the price guide I can live with that.

Thanks Bob, I'm NSW Central coast they might get a call from me yet.
Cheers.