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I am only able to access the output line down at the manifold under the floor plate (next to the dead man) in order to get to the output of the pump, I will need to remove the steer motor and/or lift the pump and motor. I am however able to get the output line at the manifold and crack that line but nothing happens, just some drips. I am unsure what the "suction" line is, I am assuming its the "feed line" (thats probably bad terminology but thats what I would call it). I can access it by moving the battery a bit, but this line connects directly to the bottom of the tank (which is full of fluid), its about a 1.5" hose, and I am afraid if I remove it from the pump all the oil will come out of the tank. I am also thinking this line should be full already because its below the tanks oil level.
Thanks Swoop, you are always a real help.
  • Posted 18 Sep 2019 04:02
  • By DTucker
  • joined 11 Jul'14 - 35 messages
  • California, United States
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