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I have a C160 automatic the hydraulic valve is leaking fluid. I have replaced all the hoses, had the cylinder and value rebulit . it still leaks at the valve assy. I am at my wits end! Has anyone had this problem  or any suggestion?

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peter lena

@CNC  only thing  I can think of  is o ring  seal , rolling  due to  dry  installation   ?  as tightened , if not properly  lubed , the rings , grab and bind , twisting  smaller  tighter ,  making a leak area , regularly used SUPER LUBE ,  hydraulic  lubricant ,  my suggestion , pete

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ebinmaine
1 hour ago, CNC said:

rebulit

 

Can you see exactly what seam or joint is leaking? 

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CNC
46 minutes ago, ebinmaine said:

 

Can you see exactly what seam or joint is leaking? 

It looks to me like it leaks from the hose that is 11 in. long that goes from front of valve assembly  to back hole in the cylinder 

I have a friend that is coming over after the 4th who knows more about hydraulics to check it out and see where he thinks it is leaking.

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pfrederi
23 minutes ago, CNC said:

It looks to me like it leaks from the hose that is 11 in. long that goes from front of valve assembly  to back hole in the cylinder 

I have a friend that is coming over after the 4th who knows more about hydraulics to check it out and see where he thinks it is leaking.

 

Possible the O ring was damaged during installation....

The hose end could be an SAE #6 ORB (O Ring Boss)  or SAE#5 ORB  #6 threads are 9/16NF   #5 are 1/2" NF

 

The orings are Dash #906  or Dash # 905

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Handy Don

ORB fittings depend on smooth, continuous, debris-free seating of the O-ring between the body of the fitting and, in this case, the cylinder body.

To be ready when your friend comes, have the IPL handy when s/he comes. 

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953 nut

Torque settings for ORB fittings should be made in accordance with this chart. Too tight will kill the "O" Rings.  You will need to use a crows foot placed to the side of the torque wrench to get a correct reading.

            JIC                                                             ORB

 

Size          SAE Thread            Torque                Size          SAE Thread            Torque         

 

4                7/16-20                 140 In/Lb              4           7/16-20                     220 In/Lb

5                 ½-20                   180 In/Lb               5             ½-20                        260 In/Lb           Dash# 905 O Ring

6                9/16-18                 250 In/Lb              6            9/16-18                    320 In/Lb           Dash# 906 O Ring

8                 ¾-16                     550 In/Lb             8             3/4 -16                     560 In/Lb

Crowfoot Pedal Wrench - 1613/2CF

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pfrederi

That is great info!!!!

 

I probably over tighten mine

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ebinmaine
45 minutes ago, pfrederi said:

That is great info!!!!

 

I probably over tighten mine

 

I definitely do. 

Bear tight. 😬

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WHX??
3 hours ago, 953 nut said:

Too tight will kill the "O" Rings.

Absolutely true. They must be torqued to spec. 

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