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hydraulic lines
I have a few questions concerning the repair of a leaking hydraulic
system. I an thinking about going to a truck shop to have my own
hoses made for a fraction of the cost of original equipment
replacement. It's time to stop the green stuff from hitting the
garage floor.
1. Why are the lines rigid and insulated?
2. What is the max pressure the lines will see?
3. Ant concerns using replacement hoses that are flexible?
4. Which hoses are the most likely leakers, the rack looks bone dry
and the spot on the floor appears to be directly beneath the
reservoir?
5. The hose the attaches to the bomb, any concerns with depressuring
before removing?
Thanks, I hope to save some money here. I really like the car but am
getting tires of the high priced parts, if this keeps up I may have to
buy a Honda.
Tracy M Finnegan
tmfinn@monsanto.com
89 200 (187K miles)