Posted by wallacedw on August 03, 2008 at 18:55:47 from (24.225.15.92):
In Reply to: Rebuild or replace? posted by wallacedw on August 03, 2008 at 13:47:19:
It hasn't creeped down that I have noticed but I will do a measured test to make sure.
So if it is a relief valve that means the relief valve is letting off pressure before it has really built up that much?
I am losing some confidence in my pressure test after reading around and what my shop manual says.
The tester was a 3000psi guage with a quickcoupler on it. It wasn't a homemade thing. I got it from the Deere mechanic in town.It showed the psi but I was that what I need to know regarding the pumps ability to supply pressure? I would think it is but I am new to all this.
This post was edited by wallacedw at 19:02:05 08/03/08.
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