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1. 06:54 PM - Re: Nose Strut Pressure (av8ter)
2. 07:44 PM - Re: Nose Strut Pressure (av8ter)
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Subject: | Re: Nose Strut Pressure |
Your strut should not "stay down". If you are able to grab the prop counter weights
and give a hard tug down throwing your weight into the process the strut
should compress a little. (It will also compress when you run the engine up with
brakes on)
I like my struts a little on the softer side. That said, anything more than a momentary
and I mean QUICK tap on the valve to release air will probably release
too much air.
If the nose strut becomes too soft you will have problems with the over center
cam and steering will be very difficult.
If you have the auto spark plug conversion, use a plug socket with a hex end and
a box end wrench for the #6 plug.
I suggest the first thing you do is contact Doug Sapp and invest in some CJ manuals
and you'll have everything you need at your finger tips.
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Subject: | Re: Nose Strut Pressure |
btw
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