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Got it!
I ended up getting a bicycle brake cable run up the other line with loose zip ties. Then an hour of cursing and it is in place.
Now, does anyone have the torque specs for the brass nuts on the manifold? And the torque specs for the bolts holding the anode? And do those bolts on the anode need anti sieze?
And lastly, I have read that this system is self bleeding, except when you install new rams. Since my rams probably have some air inside, can I still get away with running the drive up and down a few times?
Glad you finally whipped it! All the technical information you need should be in the service manual at the link below. You probably cannot download the manual but at least you will have access to the info. Good luck!
Glad you finally whipped it! All the technical information you need should be in the service manual at the link below. You probably cannot download the manual but at least you will have access to the info. Good luck!
