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Re: Re: ford 3000 hyraulic pump problem?
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Posted by kj on February 15, 2004 at 17:19:24 from (64.12.96.235):
In Reply to: Re: ford 3000 hyraulic pump problem? posted by GaRY-Miss on February 15, 2004 at 15:28:52:
i did replace the piston sealing parts (swelled the leather and let it dry, presoaked and reinstalled much tighter than the "free sliding" old ones). when i have pressure - up it goes. i did not replace replace the o-ring on the unload valve. truthfully, i didn't remove the control valve or the unload valve from the piston unit. i did have a few left over o-rings from the kit i bought, but all seem too large for these parts and are probably for another application (much larger nylon and rubber o-rings in kit - probably for a ford 4000). the questions i still have are the same ones as before, but now two more: 1. can the unload valve create a no pressure reading at the pump 2. is the pump still an issue
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