ctadams21

I did a search but surprisingly found nothing on this.
My starboard drive (Bravo 1) bleeds off (goes down) over a short period of time. It only stops when the tie bar to the port drive gets in a bind. I have to assume that it is also bleeding off while the boat is underway because I have to trim it up every so often. The hydraulic lines on the drive show no evidence of leaking. The hydraulic cylinders are clean as can be.

Any thoughts?

Thanks in advance,

Clayton

Tricky919

I have the same problem, i'm thinking the pump isn't holding pressure.........

Poorsche

I had same problem--in my case one of the hydraulic fittings on the manifold on the bottom of the gimble housing was not fully tight and slightest leak.

Do a search on subject or on my threads--lots of detailed suggestions there about causes and fixes

BRUCE SEROFF

Had this problem at the beginning of the season. The pump is not holding the pressure. Time for new seals or just replace.

US1 Fountain

iTrader: (1)

Leaking pump relief valve or leaking ram seals. One or the other.

mcollinstn

yeah.

check valve in pump
overpressure (relief) valve in pump
manual relief valve (in older round reservior pumps) leaking
piston seal in trim ram (only need one to be bad, not both).

Tinkerer

I have replaced the check valves in my pumps a few times.
Does anyone have a source for just the check valves instead of buying the whole rebuild kit???