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Re: ultramatic

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Early Ultras had a little surge supressor/accumulator on one of the hydraulic circuits. Some of them were little spheres, others were little stamped steel assy's that probably had a diaphragm and spring inside. Just plug the hole and pretend you never saw it. All the later cars managed nicely without.

Posted on: 2016/8/5 20:46