Re: 2010 Volvo Penta SX-A drive trim ram cylinder leak
Any chance it is covered under warranty? Otherwise it depends on where the leak is coming from. If its the at the wiper seal where the stainless steel hydraulic piston goes into the housing, then you'll probably need to buy a reseal kit which are about $100. I have been told that resealing isn't always successful, but with the price of a new ram assembly close to $500, that would be my first step. If the leak is coming from the hydraulic lines at the front of the ram, then there is a possibility that you can replace the o-rings on each line. I removed mine, assuming it was a leaky internal seal, and both of the o-rings were crushed. These o-rings might not come out when you unscrew the male line, so take a look down inside the female part on the ram. I am awaiting parts to replace them and reinstall, hoping that does it!