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Volcano earthquake report for Friday, 16 October 2026
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So, it doesn't really do anything much... yes it does. It supplies pressure when required for one half of the braking system. The sphere on the front lower cross member behind the radiator supplies the other half. It also relieves the demands placed upon the main accumulator sphere. This sphere is attached to the regulator valve and can be found in front of the gearbox. So all in all there are seven spheres on an Aussie spec C'Matic. Cheers Gerry
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