I have a 1990 Honda Accord and I have been having major problems with the brake system. First the booster went out and I've replaced it. I also replaced the master cylinder but when I did that I broke a brake line going to the driver side rear brake.

My only option at the time was to cross thread a bolt into the hole so I could drive my car to work. I've been driving it for a year like this and have had minimal problems. Now I need to get my car inspected and I'm pretty sure it won't pass like this.

I've since replaced the brake line but I now need to replace the proportioning valve. I've been unable to find a replacement but I have noticed something very strange. I cannot find a proportioning that looks remotely similar to the one in my car except from a 88-91 CRX. This one looks most like the one in my car.

The label on the brake line I bought says it's 3/16" but that's all I can read. Any idea if the proportioning valve I linked will work with my car? If not then what will work?

 

I live in a very rust free area. I could pick one up used and ship it to you. Let me know.

 

Well I bought one off of a random site for a 1992 honda accord since I could not find a 1990. It appears to be a 3030 valve which I would think is for a car with rear disc brakes so I think it may cause my rear brakes to lock up if I brake too hard but I have to get my car inspected at the end of this month so there is no other option.