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Originally Posted by Limeybastard Man this thing drops the car when you try to lower it. When you tighten the valve, it just needs to be snug. You don't have
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Late edit: And since you will keep body parts from underneath the car whilst using the hyd jack and will be using jack stands to hold the weight of the car once it's up in the air, it's not a big deal if the hyd jack bleeds down a tiny bit.
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