Civic EG

I just bought this 40/40 Prop Valve (or so it said) on ebay. I think I got screwed.... What is this?

The prop valve I'm familiar with has 6 connections, 1 in, 4 out to the brakes, and 1 out. This one has only 4, 2 ins and 2 outs.

Please tell me what it is and where it goes.

Thanks

Actually, isnt that the prop valve from an ABS car?

Mines 6 aswell but ABS ones look like that i think...

I think this is the valve for 94+ integra with ABS. I think I need the Integra without ABS. But don't have the official word on that yet. Still searching.

Ive got an integra one with 4 holes too, it must be from an ABS one as it was no use to me. Doesnt look like your one though...

I tried to get a non ABS dc2 one but theyre really hard to come by

man i paid like $40 for this thing.

might just get a new one from honda and say screw it

Luckily i got mine free with my master cylinder, im just going to keep a lookout in scrap yards for one from an eg with rear discs

my buddy got his off of a 94 4 door teg.

that is not the one you need. Im not even sure what car that came off of. Doesnt look honda too me.

Yeah you got ripped off. That's not a 4040 valve. That's a prop valve placeholder for cars that have abs as others have said. It's not a prop valve itself, it's just a pass through. Honda/Acura wasn't going to make separate brake lines for the abs cars, that's not the way they do things (this same philosophy is what makes all the various bolt-in engine swaps possible).

You can get the correct valve from a non-abs 94 or 95 Integra, any Del Sol that has rear disk brakes, any 92 or 93 Integra (but the mounting bracket is different), or obviously any 92-95 Civic with rear disk brakes. There are even other prop valves out there that will work ie the Prelude, but I did not try them or document them. Honda kept the same brake line arrangement across many different vehicles from this time period so they will all bolt in.