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Renault 19 (1988-1996) Espace I and II (1984-1996) Espace III (1996-2002)

Brake pressure regulating valve (Renault 19)

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The ABS is connected to two brake pressure control valves located in the brake lines leading to the rear disc brakes, one on each side. They regulate the brake pressure for each side depending on the vehicle load. This prevents the transmission of too much braking force.

1 - spring; 2 - adjusting nut with lock nut (adjustment is carried out only in a car workshop!); 3…

1 - spring; 2 - adjusting nut with lock nut (adjustment is carried out only in a car workshop!); 3 - control valve rod; 4 - axis.


Only for cars with ABS



The Renault 19 modifications equipped with ABS have a brake pressure control valve in the rear axle for the rear disc brakes. It distributes the brake pressure to the rear wheels depending on the specific load.

The control valve, located on the holder in the cross beam of the body, reacts to the position of the suspension relative to the body under different loads. For this purpose, it is connected to the suspension by means of a long spring. In case of a malfunction, the auto repair shop can carry out work to check the serviceability of the valve.
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