Re: 560 hydralic leak

Posted by Rick on May 03, 2001 at 16:03:34 from (152.163.195.204):

In Reply to: 560 hydralic leak posted by jakob on May 03, 2001 at 11:11:40:

Jake, just finished the same project on my 560. You will find a bolt on the ide of the seat assembly to take out and then the lines will be free of the seat. Most likely this will only get you halfway to the problem. Most times, the lines rust out under the seat. I've heard of guys fixing this problem by using a conversion to braided line. I brazed mine up simply because I wanted the steel line. I know this is a short term fix and will have to do it again in the not so distant future. If you have no particular love for the appearance of the steel lines, by all means go with the braided as this is a much more permanemt fix. In regard to the other half of your ?, you can get the lines all the way off by taking them loose under the dash. This is not nearly as bad of a job as it looks, but is made much easier by taking the banks loose and splitting them out. It also gives you the opportunity to kill 2 birds with one stone and tighten the system up further by replacing the o-rings at that time......good luck

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