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01-27-2001, 07:48 AM
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I would install the vent hose back on your rear. It should go up into the frame near the clamp. Just make sure you give enough slack in the hose for the movement of the axle downward to full extension of the shocks.
You need it to allow the build up of pressure, from all the gears turning, to vent so you don't push the oil out the seals. |
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