Posted by Matthew Williams on March 11, 2008 at 20:13:08 from (208.195.70.41):
I tried to do a search as I am sure it has been covered before but failed. I need to remove the cover of the resevior and understand that it has to come straight up or I will crush the strainer. I have everything ready to go and it looks like there are four places to screw bolts into to lift up with but they are located on the back 1/2 of the cover. Is there a trick or do you just push down on the short end and hope you are strong enough? Any help greatly appreciated, esp. pics! Also how would you flush the system, the reason I am taking the cover off is that I put some bad fluid in and wanted to get as much out and clean the filter. (Somehow stuff go in the fluid and I didn"t notice until a couple clumps had fallen through.) Thanks!
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