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Originally Posted by mazboy
some suggestions from another site:
1. A hydraulic leak in one of the hydraulic lines or pump itself could be causing the hydraulic pump to run, but it does not have enough hydraulic fluid pressure to operate the slideout.
2. A bad hydraulic valve could again cause the hydraulic pump to run, but not enough fluid is getting to where it is suppose to, to move your slideout out.
3. A bad hydraulic pump. The noise you are hearing could be the pump trying to start up. Since you are hearing a noise when you press the slideout switch, I am not going to suggest that you check for a blown fuse. |
Hope you have better luck than I did with the same symptoms. A rat had chewed one of my hydraulic lines and the oil was dumping into the under belly. Big problem. Had to remove the underbelly and have the lime replaced. Fortunately I’m prett handy and did all the work myself so it only cost me $60.00 to repair the line. If it had to go into a shop it could have been astronomical.