Hugh is right... contaminate in the system can be one of the biggest headaches of a hydraulics system. I worked 25 years in the engineering test lab of a hydraulics company and contamination was one of the biggest problems. Even water causes immense problems in the higher pressure systems and can be as harmful as throwing sand in it. At the time I was running Cs and Super Cs, I did not pay much attention to the system other than I knew where the fill cap was. I have no idea where the individual parts might be, but any screen, filters, etc., and clean fluid would be a good place to start. As you drain it, examine the fluid to see if there seem to be particles of metal in it. This would be an indication of excessive wear, and most likely in the pump.
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