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Nachtmensch
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 |  Subject: Jack Bleeding?  January 25th 2009, 1:00 pm | |
| how do i bleed/add hydraulic fluid in a jack? mines dying. past a certain point, it wont lift anymore (like it used to) and i can hear the fluid move inside when i let it down.
or is it time for a new one? i've had this one since 04/05 | |
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DJ Longdick
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| | Subject: Re: Jack Bleeding? January 25th 2009, 1:18 pm | |
| i would look into a new one. | |
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Nachtmensch
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| | Subject: Re: Jack Bleeding? January 25th 2009, 1:24 pm | |
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DJ Longdick
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| | Subject: Re: Jack Bleeding? January 25th 2009, 1:43 pm | |
| only problem i see with that one is that it doesnt say if its aluminum or not.
i would not buy a race jack like that thats NOT aluminum, especially if you plan on doing any tracking or anything, steel race jacks are really heavy and just a burden to lift into and out of a car if you ever take them anywhere.
i know harbor freight has some really nice low pro aluminum race jacks for $200 and under. i would check them out. | |
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SPEEDTRIBE
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| | Subject: Re: Jack Bleeding? January 25th 2009, 5:51 pm | |
| thats where i got mine, i <3 harbor freight. | |
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DJ Longdick
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| | Subject: Re: Jack Bleeding? January 25th 2009, 6:21 pm | |
| taka check your PM's homie. | |
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shiftin_sideways
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| | Subject: Re: Jack Bleeding? January 25th 2009, 10:06 pm | |
| I have a similarly designed floor jack from matco. It weighs 120lbs. | |
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DJ Longdick
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Number of posts : 4358
Age : 35
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| | Subject: Re: Jack Bleeding? January 25th 2009, 10:18 pm | |
| ^^^ yea FUCK that...
aluminum is the cat's pajamas | |
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Nachtmensch
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Age : 37
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| | Subject: Re: Jack Bleeding? January 25th 2009, 11:15 pm | |
| - shiftin_sideways wrote:
- I have a similarly designed floor jack from matco. It weighs 120lbs.
hahaha i do have a smaller jack that i can bring to track events. | |
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Xmax
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| | Subject: Re: Jack Bleeding? January 26th 2009, 1:04 am | |
| There should be a valve on you floor jack that you would just open up and add fluid into. Any autoparts or hardware stores such as Sears should carry floorjack or hydraulic fluid. | |
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Jay
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| | Subject: Re: Jack Bleeding? January 26th 2009, 12:13 pm | |
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240sx4u
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| | Subject: Re: Jack Bleeding? January 26th 2009, 1:34 pm | |
| I added fluid to my aluminum craftsman jack and it solved that problem. Just add fluid until its full, pump it up and lower it a few times. Add more fluid. Not sure if thats the right way, but it worked for me. | |
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