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We used to put dexron in for trucks run in cold storage. Straight hyd. would get too thick. Seems to me we would go up to about 30% dexron. This was per Clark factory advice at the time.

The shut-off valve sounds like a good way to isolate the problem.
  • Posted 10 Jul 2020 07:47
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