"Cabriolet Hydraulics" front latch rebuild
Hi
Has anyone used the services of "Cabriolet Hydraulics" of Bradenton, Fl as a preemptive method of avoiding the green shower?
You access the latch pump, cut the lines, ship them your pump & they rebuild & return to you. (Good to 10,000 psi apparently) Reinstall uses supplied couplers & a few hand tools.
Has anyone used the services of "Cabriolet Hydraulics" of Bradenton, Fl as a preemptive method of avoiding the green shower?
You access the latch pump, cut the lines, ship them your pump & they rebuild & return to you. (Good to 10,000 psi apparently) Reinstall uses supplied couplers & a few hand tools.
Hi,
as far as i experienced the pump (trunk) as well as the latch hydraulic cylinder ( windscreen frame) are most reliable. if you intend to avoid green shower go for new hoses, specially the both from the pump to the latch.
Fritz
as far as i experienced the pump (trunk) as well as the latch hydraulic cylinder ( windscreen frame) are most reliable. if you intend to avoid green shower go for new hoses, specially the both from the pump to the latch.
Fritz
As far as I understand it its the hoses that go not the pump. Usually above your head through the light in the middle. Have a read. Click Me
The only possible way to avoid it is to put on better hoses, not original Jaguar ones, or put in a pressure reducer at the pump end. However putting a reducer on does have its disadvantages in that some report the roof taking much longer to open/close.
The only possible way to avoid it is to put on better hoses, not original Jaguar ones, or put in a pressure reducer at the pump end. However putting a reducer on does have its disadvantages in that some report the roof taking much longer to open/close.
Taylods,
Please do not spend money to rebuild the pump or its motor. These are super-reliable components. The only failures ever reported here (far as I know) were traced to one small, cheap component in the motor that suppresses electrical noise. There is a link in my sig. line below that covers how to fix it should should you need to.
Please do not spend money to rebuild the pump or its motor. These are super-reliable components. The only failures ever reported here (far as I know) were traced to one small, cheap component in the motor that suppresses electrical noise. There is a link in my sig. line below that covers how to fix it should should you need to.
My rear rams were both leaking and I had them rebuilt by Cabriolet Hydraulics, no problems. Remember to ask for them to give you new O rings for the lines, hard to find right size.
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