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To make them last you have to remove them when not in use and shoo glue will stop leaks and i know you do not want to take them off and have to put them back on but it works :roll:
Nope what iam talking about is the is the cylinder under the master cylinder there is a plug you take out to put the oil in its a 1/8 plug on the rear cover:-D
Ok this is not in the TM but i found this in Military Vehicles issue 91 2000 it says you need to put one ounce of OHT oil in it (MIL-H-6083) this to permit lubrication of the air piston cylinder the oht is a petroleum base hydraulic oil And the oil should have no additives in it keep it from...
Here at FT HOOD we have a lot of M35A2's and some A'3 and 109 and 1009 1008's left most are north of the base behind wire they have not moved at all just sat there