How Many Threaded Ports on Demco Solenoid Kit DM5404

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How many threaded port are there on the solenoid

asked by: Jack W

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Demco Solenoid Kit for Brake Actuators with Reverse Lockouts # DM5404 has a total of 3 threaded ports. One from the master cylinder to the solenoid, one from the side of the solenoid back to the master cylinder, and one at the back of the solenoid for the brake line.

expert reply by: Michael H

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