Quick IPR questrion
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I'll elaborate so people know.
The only replaceable part on an IPR is that iddy biddy needle part.
When an IPR fails for any other reason besides o-rings. you need to replace it.
The piston inside generally gets worn and tries to turn sideways in the shaft and gets bound up.
It's worth it to just buy a new one from joey or clay.
The only replaceable part on an IPR is that iddy biddy needle part.
When an IPR fails for any other reason besides o-rings. you need to replace it.
The piston inside generally gets worn and tries to turn sideways in the shaft and gets bound up.
It's worth it to just buy a new one from joey or clay.
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Once I was pulling my camper over a two lane bridge and it stuck killing the motor. I was lucky enough to roll off the bridge. I checked alot of things before thinking about the IPR. I swapped in my spare and the way I went.
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