[Spits] PDWA valve

[Donald H Locker]

I also recommend pressing by hand, not by foot.  Your fingers can make more than 
enough pressure and the feel as the shuttle moves is quite distinct.

Donald.

jimmuller at rcn.com wrote:
>> I did some brake work on my 76 Spit this past winter...
>> my brake warning light came on and I am having trouble
>> centering the shuttle... Does anyone have advice with
>> this problem?
> 
> When I got my GT6 the PDWA wasn't centered, and when I rebuilt the Spitfie's brakes it got uncentered.  For the GT6 I ended up taking the PDWDWA apart to free the piston, then installed it with the piston centered and was careful not to overpush the pedal when bleeding the brakes.  At least I think I remember that's what I did; in any case, the PWDWAMDWA was centered when I was done.  On the Spitfire I centered the PDMDWAMPDWADA the way you're supposed to:  After everything is bled (blud?), open a valve slightly on one end of the car, then slowly depress the pedal until the light goes off.  If it doesn't, then the piston's position must be that it is slud over to the other side, so close the first valve and open one from the other end of the car.  When you are pushing the pedal be careful not to push it so fast that it just jumps top the other side immediately.  And since you have to do this with the system powered, you might want to disconnect the wire to the coil, or test
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> e switch by attaching an external light or something.
> 
> Jim Muller
> GT6+, Spitfire