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Hydraulics

I have a toyota 7fgu32-6050 in the shop with no hydraulic functions, no power steering. Its old and a lot of the wiring has been changed or done away with. The pump is new and the tank has been cleaned and new filters installed. I downloaded a service manual but the valve body in it is different from mine. I don't know the pressure out put because I'm not sure where to hook the gauge up, also mine has two solenoids on top. One of them has continuity between the wires and the other doesn't, the wires feeding them only put our.9 mv when the machine is running. All solenoids I've dealt with require 12v or more depending on the equipment. I'm at a loss and need help
  • Posted 16 Jul 2021 00:29
  • Modified 4 Aug 2021 02:43 by poster
  • By BigWill
  • joined 16 Jul'21 - 1 message
  • Arkansas, United States

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