Reverse Lock valve
#1
can i eliminate this??? from what i understand its purpose is to keep the drive from kicking up when transmission is in reverse......
i've been told that a newer style trim pump does NOT require a reverse lockout valve... just trying to confirm what i've been told.... any info on how this works will be greatly appreciated.... thx X
i've been told that a newer style trim pump does NOT require a reverse lockout valve... just trying to confirm what i've been told.... any info on how this works will be greatly appreciated.... thx X
#2
Yes, Oildyne pump does not require reverse lock, just run the 2 hoses from the drive directly to the pump.
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#3
Thx Mbam, now i just have to verify that the pump i have is the new style Oildyne...??? It has a plastic reservoir with fill cap in the reservoir...??? I think this is the new one ?????/
Thx again X
Thx again X
#5
Yes, that is an Oildyne. You might need adapters to go from the original #3 inverted flare to the #4 that is used on the later pumps.
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