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Cool slide problem
Old 01-18-2010, 02:26 PM   #1
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went out to the coach noticed the big slide on my 2003 brave 32 v was sticking out about 3 inches oh what a mess when i stood out side and hit the slide retract i got a bath in hydraulic fluid one of the line had chaffed thru i just spent half the morning getting this 15 ft line out and on the ground. upon inspection i looked up and saw that i had four wires that had been cut by the left front jack 2 white and 2 black i now have to find out what they feed or if they are hot and that why that line looks like it might have been burnt thru only a test lite will tell me. my question is when i get this line in will i have to bleed the system. as for the wires i guess the best wayis to trace them to see where they go and what they feed any help would be welcomed.
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Old 01-18-2010, 04:13 PM   #2
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It sounds like you certainly had/have a mess. On the bleeding issue I recommend that you call the slide system manufacturer and get their input. If you don't do it correctly you can potentially damage the slide and then have a much larger problem.
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