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Unread 23-03-2004, 18:10
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Re: Leaking piston?

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Originally Posted by KenWittlief
by any chance is your design putting a side load on the piston? They really arnt designed for that, and this can be the result
No side load. It begins to bleed very badly when were shifted into hi speed and the pistion retracts.
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