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Still no brakes but not because of your bleeding instructions. I have fluid running out of a port just below the inching valve. There was a 1/4 bolt in it with a rubber washer that wasn't tight, I tried tightning it and it would not get a grip. After messing with a few different bolts, pulled out my parts manual and it shows a filter going in the hole. I am guessing the inching valve is bad so going to order one of those. I also see a few seals on the inching piston housing which i will order as well. Then I guess I will try to figure out how to change it out and how difficult that will be. Hoping this solves my problem, otherwise I am going to have to disable the inching system.
  • Posted 9 Nov 2023 05:51
  • By Todd_Macom
  • joined 26 Sep'23 - 5 messages
  • Washington, United States

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