5thWheelForums.com - View Single Post

Cummins12V98 · 05-18-2020, 06:49 PM

It's VERY easy to such a repair. Grab the line and give it a tug, you will be able to see what hose it is in the front compartment.

Attach a pull string to the bad end, remove the end at the front and pull it thru. Now you have a pull string to pull the new line back into place. Find a local hydraulic hose repair shop. 10 minutes they will have you back on the road. Pull new line back thru and hook up. Fill your tank up with ATF. Cycle slides and rams.

Mobile Tech will do the exact same thing.

05-18-2020, 06:49 PM	#2
Cummins12V98 Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: on the road Posts: 1,188	It's VERY easy to such a repair. Grab the line and give it a tug, you will be able to see what hose it is in the front compartment. Attach a pull string to the bad end, remove the end at the front and pull it thru. Now you have a pull string to pull the new line back into place. Find a local hydraulic hose repair shop. 10 minutes they will have you back on the road. Pull new line back thru and hook up. Fill your tank up with ATF. Cycle slides and rams. Mobile Tech will do the exact same thing. __________________ 2015 RAM LongHorn Dually Air ride Aisin 4:10's 2016 MS 39TKSB3 "Highly Elited"