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8N Leak!!!???

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stmar

03-17-2002 08:32:13




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I have a leak coming from the right side lift stabilizer bar, not the lift bar itself but what I call the stabilizer bar underneath the lift actuater. I cannot find anything about this in my IT manual and wonder what it will take to fix?




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Dell (WA)

03-17-2002 08:49:28




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 Re: 8N Leak!!!??? in reply to stmar, 03-17-2002 08:32:13  
stmar..... .....I'm sure your question makes perfect sense to you but it leaves my head spinning. So I'm gonna demostrate my amaizing powers of mind reading.

Sounds to me like you're saying that your lower link pin that holds the lower link assy to the side of the differential is leaking.

The lower link pin is held on by an internal cotterkeyed castelated nut torqued to 150 ft/lbs. The only way to "fix the leak" is to remove the axle trumphet and tighten it.

Sometimes the lower link pin "hole" gets wallered out. Some members report success using J&B weld to seal the mucked up hole and then torque the nut to 150 ft/lbs.

Get your I&T FO-4 repair manual out and read all about it..... ..... .Dell

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Paul8n

03-17-2002 08:42:52




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 Re: 8N Leak!!!??? in reply to stmar, 03-17-2002 08:32:13  
If you are talking anout the lower lift arm it is accesable after you remove the trumpet housing. I remember Dell saying it about a castle nut that could be loose or that the housing in enlongated. I guess it would depend on how long it has been loose and leaking.



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