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    KRC 91412000 for Coyote - what is the hole on the side for?

    the hole on the bottom left pic, it's not the return line (2nd pic) -what is it for?

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    return line
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    Quote Originally Posted by rich grsc View Post
    return line
    that's what we thought as well, but the hole I'm referring to is smooth - no threads
    the return line connects to the pump which is attached to the tank

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    There is a bolt in that hole that fastens the reservoir to the pump. Pressure out the bottom, return at the top.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jeff Kleiner View Post
    There is a bolt in that hole that fastens the reservoir to the pump. Pressure out the bottom, return at the top.

    Jeff
    ah!! i needed to stick my finger in further LOL
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    And just checking; you did get the ID:4 flow valve, yes? I can’t believe how sensitive the steering is even with the most restrictive valve, way better than the standard one though.
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    Quote Originally Posted by GTBradley View Post
    And just checking; you did get the ID:4 flow valve, yes? I can’t believe how sensitive the steering is even with the most restrictive valve, way than the standard one though.
    yes I got the KRC Power Steering KRC 25304000 Aluminium Flow Valve (6AN Male ID - 4) as recommended by MANY on here
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