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<blockquote data-quote="Tazza" data-source="post: 14770" data-attributes="member: 82"><p>ooh dear, there should NOT be water in here. The bronze filter is a little snug, i used a pair of pointy nosed pliers to grab the end of the filter and pull it out.</p><p>If you have water you may have a serious problem. What colour is the oil? is it milky white?</p><p>If you have water contamination it could be all through your system, this will destroy your bearings and if left too long will damage your pumps.</p><p>Does your hydraulic reserve tank have its cap on?</p><p>For your sake i really hope what you thought was water really isn't, as if it was you have a lot of work to do......</p><p>It could be a stuck relief valve in the pump causing lack of drive or the water may have damaged your motor causing it to lock up.</p><p>I hope you get it sorted out easily.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Tazza, post: 14770, member: 82"] ooh dear, there should NOT be water in here. The bronze filter is a little snug, i used a pair of pointy nosed pliers to grab the end of the filter and pull it out. If you have water you may have a serious problem. What colour is the oil? is it milky white? If you have water contamination it could be all through your system, this will destroy your bearings and if left too long will damage your pumps. Does your hydraulic reserve tank have its cap on? For your sake i really hope what you thought was water really isn't, as if it was you have a lot of work to do...... It could be a stuck relief valve in the pump causing lack of drive or the water may have damaged your motor causing it to lock up. I hope you get it sorted out easily. [/QUOTE]
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