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Donaldu
 Post subject: 1996 Ford Windstar
PostPosted: Mon Jul 13, 2009 4:41 pm 
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I was wondering if some one can please answer a question for me.

The two brake lines that come from the rear of the van to a junction block near the hand brake cable and then onto the master cylinder. I was wondering what the purpose of this junction block is??? As there is two of the brake lines entering the junction block and two leaving the junction block.

Can someone please tell me what the function of this block is and weather I can bypass it entirely?

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