How to release the ram piston from the mount?
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I found the answer about bleeding the hydraulics. But now another problem. All was installed and we went to crank the car to raise the raise. The car won't start. All we get is a click. It cranked earlier today before he started. All we did was changed the two rams. Any ideas on what happened? Thanks again.
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I found the answer before seeing your response. Thank you though. I am hoping you are still hanging around to help with the newest problem. I love this car but my goodness....it is ornery.
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He cranked it just an hour before. He is just now going out to jump it. Something had to really drain that battery fast for it to happen like that. Stranger things have happened i guess. I will let you know in a few minutes. Poor hubby....he really wanted to work on his baby today, not mine.
That did it. It cranked up. Wonder why the battery went dead so fast. Thanks for your fast reply and help. (As always).
That did it. It cranked up. Wonder why the battery went dead so fast. Thanks for your fast reply and help. (As always).
Last edited by moonpetal38; 03-31-2012 at 12:26 PM.
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He cranked it just an hour before. He is just now going out to jump it. Something had to really drain that battery fast for it to happen like that. Stranger things have happened i guess. I will let you know in a few minutes. Poor hubby....he really wanted to work on his baby today, not mine.
It does not take much if a battery is on its way out.
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