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Old 10-20-2010, 05:33 AM
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Allen, I'd strongly suggest you ask the mechanic to hold off for a day or two in order to give you time to replace the hold off valve with a union.

If you haven't done this kind of job, line wrenches are essential.

Pull the valve, install the union and re-bleed the system. I would expect things to start looking up once you get that done.

Let me know,

-Matt

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