Torch-THOR
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2018 Thor Windsport 29M
Hydraulic line to one my rear leveling jacks blew when started to level. Made quite the mess before I could shut down the system. Lots of fluid on the ground. The hose blew apart about 2/3 of the way back.
I crawled underneath, bent and zip tied both frayed ends to prevent dripping.
All jacks are in the up position and I secured them with heavy duty bungee straps to prevent sinking.
Am I correct in thinking that I need to disable the pump so that it doesn’t automatically turn on when I start the engine and release the parking brake?
Can this be accomplished by unplugging he multi wire connector that goes into the pump or do I need to disconnect the power?
Is it safe for me to drive in this condition. Obviously I won’t be trying to use the leveling system or extend the slide. We’re two nights from home.
Hydraulic line to one my rear leveling jacks blew when started to level. Made quite the mess before I could shut down the system. Lots of fluid on the ground. The hose blew apart about 2/3 of the way back.
I crawled underneath, bent and zip tied both frayed ends to prevent dripping.
All jacks are in the up position and I secured them with heavy duty bungee straps to prevent sinking.
Am I correct in thinking that I need to disable the pump so that it doesn’t automatically turn on when I start the engine and release the parking brake?
Can this be accomplished by unplugging he multi wire connector that goes into the pump or do I need to disconnect the power?
Is it safe for me to drive in this condition. Obviously I won’t be trying to use the leveling system or extend the slide. We’re two nights from home.