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Re: Super M Hyd Fluid
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Posted by Steven@nd on January 23, 2003 at 13:13:37 from (165.234.132.237):
In Reply to: Super M Hyd Fluid posted by Bart on January 23, 2003 at 13:02:36:
I didn't post because I thought someone else would know more than me, but I guess not. I have a Super MTA which should have basically the same system as you. The live hydraulic systems use Hy-Tran or another hydraulic fluid. The reservoir is under the fuel tank and has a lever on the right hand side, this lever controls 1-way hydraulics out of (I think) 2 ports on the left hand side of the reservoir. My SMTA has a 2-way valve on it also, and in order for that to work the lever on the reservoir has to be locked back. If you don't have a 2-way lever on yours and would like to add one, see my website under hydraulic tricks - just take pressure from the reservoir ports, tie the lever back and put the return into the drain hole of the reservoir. Email me if you need more help, or post here.
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