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Old 09-21-2015, 09:01 PM
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Is there some sort of trick in getting the return line off of the PS Reservoir? I've got the original metal one with the return in the side.

I completely took the clamp off, removed the two bolts holding the reservoir to the frame and I can I only get the darn thing about 0.5" out.

I really don't want to damage the hard line portion of it and am considering cutting the hydraulic hose part and redoing it per Dwayne's write up.

Am I missing an easy way to do it? Is there a tool that I should be using other than my hands?
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Originally Posted by ltoolio
Is there some sort of trick in getting the return line off of the PS Reservoir? I've got the original metal one with the return in the side.

I completely took the clamp off, removed the two bolts holding the reservoir to the frame and I can I only get the darn thing about 0.5" out.

I really don't want to damage the hard line portion of it and am considering cutting the hydraulic hose part and redoing it per Dwayne's write up.

Am I missing an easy way to do it? Is there a tool that I should be using other than my hands?
I just did this last week.

A carefully orchestrated combination of twisting, prying, pulling, and strong language finally breaks it free. At least it did for me.

Oh... except mine was the plastic reservoir on a '90. I'm not sure how much difference that makes.
Old 09-22-2015, 01:14 PM
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Ed - you were spot on. I wasn't applying enough F-Bombs to the exercise. Threw a few more out earlier this morning and I have a removed reservoir.

Thanks for the tip



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