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Old 03-08-2007, 03:48 AM
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Default Re: CTIS Problem

I opened up the hub and here are now the pictures of what I have connected. It still doesn't quite look like the picture you had. I think I found the leak and by pressing the metal tab it sounds like even more air is rushing out than before. The leak was coming from where the metal tab is to disconnect them. As the picture shows the middle of the tire there is a brass nut and that is where the leak is. I don't know but I think this might be a little too complicated for me, i might need to take it into a dealer even though they said they probably won't know what to do.
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go to the dealer and get the part, if you can use a wrench it will take you about 5min to change the part your self.
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Old 03-17-2007, 10:36 PM
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another common leak point most cant find is the ctis spindle seal. To check this remove geared hub vent hose and check for air escaping geared hub. Seal is located inside steering arm cover.
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