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yikes yes, very crusty
Go to www.partsouq.com plug in your VIN and you can find every part number.
Your on the right track, most people don't even bleed the LSPV (as you can see by your example).
I replaced all my soft lines (extended and standard OEM Toyota), calipers / pads / rotors. We ended up bleeding about 1 full large bottle of brake fluid thru the LSPV before the brake fluid became clear and bubbles gave up. My peddle feel is much improved and my stopping power feels very confident. We did bleed both rears then the LSPV then the fronts. FYI you can also adjust that LSVP and you might have to on the new unit
I have a clean working LSVP I pulled of if you want it just for shipping cost.
desmocruiser
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If you are going the route of replacement you will at least need the U Shaped bracket that mounts the valve to the bracket and possibly the bracket that mounts to the frame, there will be some significant cutting involved in getting that one removed and remounted.
Some people have removed the LSPV and some also removed the ABS system. FWIW
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Write-up: Toss the LSPV and install a manual proportioning valve
**I haven't tested this on the road yet since my truck is on jack stands, working on a knuckle rebuild. But I did test the system and so far no leaks** After fighting with my rusted-to-hell LSPV and trying to adjust it, I got fed up and decided to get rid of it. Debated and bypassing it and...
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Yet another LSPV/ABS delete how to...
I finally had some time to get to this today. Figured I would take some pictures and do a write up. There is plenty of info here, but it is a bit scattered. This will go from the start to the end. Is it worth it? Absolutely! For all those that complain about the brakes, we have plenty of...
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Top drawing is brake system without ABS
bottom drawing is brake system with ABS.
bottom drawing is brake system with ABS.
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3 hard lines that connect to the LSPV from those diags would be 47324, 47325 & 47362.
alia176
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Holy rustballs 
. Elimination of the LSPV might be on the table at this juncture!!!
. Elimination of the LSPV might be on the table at this juncture!!!
77mustard40
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alia176
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same here, mobetta now.
lelandEOD
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Slight correction.... that used to be a LSBV.
I'll go out on a limb and say that thing probably ain't operating as designed at this point.
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47324-60211, and 47362-60051 are both sold out, on Part Souq, Amayama and the online dealer said it was too big to ship.
I guess I don't really have a choice at this point.
I guess I don't really have a choice at this point.
Thanks for the links!
yes, you could get a brake specialist to fabricate hard lines to replace the crusty ones.
If you are mechanically competent, you could get a flaring tool, a roll of hard line & fittings, DIY.
