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Old 08-20-2014, 04:46 AM   #1
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Power Gear Hyd Pump Leak
On my 07 Dip, the Power Gear hyd. pump is leaking at the front support. Is there a way to fix that leak?
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Did you Google the problem here on iRV2??? It has been a common glitch with LOTS of discussion...
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The leak is usually in the neck of the tank. You can remove the tank and have the neck area inspected and the stress cracks brazed to seal them. When you remount the tank provide some support so that the tank cannot move up or down.
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