Moving car on LOW

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xantos
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Moving car on LOW

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Can I hand push the car while it's on LOW and the pump and LHM tank are disconnected?

Just have to move it in my garage due to bad weather about 15 meters. Will be LHM squirting out of the disconnected pipes while steering?

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Post by addo »

They're heavy and you will get a few drips of oil. But you can do it.
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it also depends how level the ground is you are moving the car over
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Re: Moving car on LOW

Post by KP »

Get some small coke bottles around any disconnected pipes and tape them on with some ductape. The time is well worth it compared to LHM stains on anything as they never come back out easily...
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