Njlarry
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Thank you for your advice. I dont understand hydraulics well enough to know if the system also requires bleeding back to the steering ram or not. I found a great how to youtube. Sorry cant copy a link but it had EASY in the title. Basically put 3/8 tubing on both ram bleeders, connect to a tee and run a single hose to hole cut in inverted bottle of steering fluid connected to the filler tube kit you mentioned. Turning the wheel in both directions flushed out the old transmission fluid out and replaced it air free hydraulic steering fluid in minutes. However the bruises all over my body will take longer.
Removed a quart then added 1 3/4 quart. We could not find any leak.
Removed a quart then added 1 3/4 quart. We could not find any leak.
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