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Old 09-29-2020, 03:05 PM   #1
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Jacks don’t stay

I have a 2014 Thor 33sw with stabilizing jacks. The front one or both after about 2 hours are not as high or low as they started out. The fluid is full I have no visible leaks externally. I’m thinking the fluid is bypassing somewhere internally but how do I determine where. They don’t actually come off the ground they just aren’t supporting weight after a while. It’s an LCI system that I can do the front or rear or either side but not one jack at a time.
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Normally when a stabilizer jack is leaking down like that with no visible fluid leak it's the solenoid valve on the control system. The valve seat can become worn and not seal completely allowing fluid to seep by. This normally requires a new solenoid.
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