Hydraulic fluid for roof

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Firebhoy
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Hydraulic fluid for roof

Post by Firebhoy »

I've noticed there is absolutely no hydraulic fluid in the roof motor reservoir. Got the correct fluid from Peugeot but when I pour it into the fill screw it doesn't go into the pump. It fills up the screw hole then pours everywhere. Any suggestions? Dying to get this roof working.

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Capncol
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Re: Hydraulic fluid for roof

Post by Capncol »

You are filling it through the fill hole and not the pressure relief valve?


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Place the hydraulic pump (3) in the vertical position .

The oil level on the mark (4) must be between the minimum (B) and maximum mark (A) .

If the oil level is too low, top up via the screw (5) .

IMPERATIVE : use ARAL VITAMOL ZMH type oil .

WARNING : never modify the clip (6) .

Tighten the filler screw (5) : 0.9 ± 0.1 da.Nm .

Test operation .

Check the oil level again .

If the oil level is above the maximum mark (A), drain the oil using the drain screw (7) .

Proceed in the reverse order to removal .
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Firebhoy
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Re: Hydraulic fluid for roof

Post by Firebhoy »

Yeah number 5 the filler screw. Does the container need to be pressured like a can of lighter gas? Mine is just a bottle that pours in. Fills up the screw hole and that's all.

Firebhoy
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Re: Hydraulic fluid for roof

Post by Firebhoy »

I topped up the system by removing the reservoir and filling it manually. The roof works perfectly now.