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What do you guys recommend for these shocks ? Plain hydraulic oil ? The book says "low viscosity #822537... there are no substitutes for this oil." Wow ! It must have been pretty good stuff.
I have no leaks or anything and I hopefully won't need any but thought I'd check the levels to be safe. Car's a '32.
I'm currently trying to coax the top filler port open. She being real stubborn. Thanks guys
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I have heard of useing Hydraulic Jack Oil. Haven't tried it myself.
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