Asked by Ethan Belka on Jun 15, 2024

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The pressure differential valve is used to turn on the brake warning light and shut off the part of the hydraulic system that has a leak.

Pressure Differential Valve

A valve used in hydraulic systems to maintain a constant pressure difference between two points, often used in braking systems.

  • Illustrate the function of diverse valves employed in brake systems.
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Emily MorganJun 16, 2024
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The pressure differential valve, also known as a brake proportioning valve, detects differences in pressure between two sides of the brake system. If there's a significant difference, indicating a leak or failure in one part, it activates the brake warning light and can isolate the faulty part to maintain braking capability in the rest of the system.