Kaim
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Hi C-body men, can someone tell me if replacing the roof cylinder is a difficult procedure? I have a new cylinder waiting to be replaced. The old cylinder is leaking heavily. The interior has already been demolished.
Lot of thanks customsportsman. Really good tips!Absolute piece of cake! I did this back in March on my 69 Fury. I would recommend replacing both of them, as if one is leaking, the other is not far behind. I would also recommend removing the pump, and giving the innards a good cleaning. Chances are, the pump will be fine, as he is a pretty simple device. O rings are available for replacement on the pump for re-assembly. While you are in there, I would also suggest replacing the teflon lines for the hydraulic fluid. Not a difficult task either. You can accomplish this very easily! No special tools needed. I did mine with the top down, and the side panels removed. Works like a champ now, and no leaks.
I'm in the same boat with one leaking cylinder. Where did you buy the cylinders and pipes/lines connecting them? Is there a kit? Appreciate any leads.Hi C-body men, can someone tell me if replacing the roof cylinder is a difficult procedure? I have a new cylinder waiting to be replaced. The old cylinder is leaking heavily. The interior has already been demolished.
Thanks, it all arrived quickly, their pump really still looks like the 50+ year old one and it went together pretty nicely!
Page 23-68 in your FSM has the picture you need.Hi, does anyone have a picture of how to connect the hydraulic hoses of a 1970 convertible. I removed them in the fall and of course I can't find any pictures of the project. My car is Three Hundred.
Indeed, thanks Big_John.Page 23-68 in your FSM has the picture you need.