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SLS without a pump
This came up in another thread but it seemed intriguing enough to start a separate thread. Here's what I wrote in the other thread:
Wonder if it's possible to just pressurize the system and seal it up. You'd have to remove the adjustment lever but it seems like it would work without a pump. I know when my main rubber hose broke, everything was copesetic until I stupidly stopped for fuel and the people in the back seat got out, calling for an adjustment which bled off the pressure and then I was sitting at the bottom with no way to get it up. Has anyone tried this? I know we have threads where people have swapped in standard shocks when they lack a pump due to installation of a non-TD engine. But would it be possible to continue to use the system without a pump as long as it was pressurized?
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