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check the water level in the primary tank ( closest to the passenger seat, it should be full

IMHO, Chris has inadvertently mis-stated what he was trying to convey.

The tank that is closest to the passenger seat, and furthest from the engine,is never meant to be completely full. It is the overflow tank, is not under system pressure, and is generally kept 1/3 to 1/2 full.

The tank closest to the engine, and furthest from the passenger seat, is under system pressure, has the pressure cap and is supposed to be full at all times.

Larry

2/27/172:57 PM

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