TRS Wont Go Down
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UGGHHH!! Ok so I bought 4 rams, they came shipped in the collapsed position so I know they will go down. I install them last night and I still have the exact same problem!
What the heck and I'm missing?? I've replaced the pumps and the rams now. If the lines are disconnected and i hit the trim switch oil squirts out pretty darn hard. And it does it for in or the out depending on which switch I press. Oh and they go up without issue.
What the heck and I'm missing?? I've replaced the pumps and the rams now. If the lines are disconnected and i hit the trim switch oil squirts out pretty darn hard. And it does it for in or the out depending on which switch I press. Oh and they go up without issue.
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Stupid question- but you said you replaced the trim pump right? I would look really hard at the wiring- knowing myself and all the stupid sh%t I have done over the years I would make sure you have the solenoids hooked up correctly- when you push up it should squirt out one line- when you push down it should squirt out the other- if it squirts out the same line on both up and down then you have a wiring problem
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Stupid question- but you said you replaced the trim pump right? I would look really hard at the wiring- knowing myself and all the stupid sh%t I have done over the years I would make sure you have the solenoids hooked up correctly- when you push up it should squirt out one line- when you push down it should squirt out the other- if it squirts out the same line on both up and down then you have a wiring problem


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Stupid question- but you said you replaced the trim pump right? I would look really hard at the wiring- knowing myself and all the stupid sh%t I have done over the years I would make sure you have the solenoids hooked up correctly- when you push up it should squirt out one line- when you push down it should squirt out the other- if it squirts out the same line on both up and down then you have a wiring problem

Daredevil thanks for taking sometime on the phone with me. It's always nice to meet new folks, even if it's only over the phone.
Crossed connections really seems to be the thought here. I'll check it tonight.
Thanks for everyones input.
Bill
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You have the lines reversed- thats your problem. the front line on both sides go left, the back line goes right, right now you have the pump fighting the rams. When I get home I will shoot a photo if you need me to- Scott
Just reverse the lines on the right side- that should fix it
Just reverse the lines on the right side- that should fix it


