Aug-23-2019 02:06 PM
Sep-03-2019 10:46 AM
lspencer wrote:If that is the case it sounds more like a seal that is sticking preventing the piston from fully retracting.You already cleaned the shaft with WD-40 clean the area were the piston goes into the cylinder with q tips to remove any dirt build up.Try fully extending the jack and spray silicone on shaft and let it dry. One of my jacks does the same thing. The last time I did this was 3 years ago and jack is still retracting. Hope this helps and you don't have to buy a new valve assy.
sorry for the delayed responce. yes it will retract all the way if you twist it back and fourth. i did it several times and each time it will twist back up.
Sep-02-2019 05:43 PM
Aug-29-2019 12:47 PM
lspencer wrote:
finally found the fluid resivour and the solinoid. not sure if there is one solinoid for each jack or one for all four. this one that is attatched to the resoviour has several wires coming off of it. but anyway the resivour is right infront of the engine inside the fiberglass front cap. i also liberally soaked all four jacks with wd-40 and they run smoother now but the issue jack still does not fully retract. i put the jacks down for about four days with full weight on them and after spraying and soaking i put them all back in the store possition and like normal the left rear jack kicked up but still has about 5" extended. I also cannot get the resovour cap off its metal and ive twisted and twisted and pushed while twisting and it will not come off just keeps turning.
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