Hydrolic Jack fluid resivor level?

[Midnight Rider]

I attached pictures of my hydrolic leveling Jack res. With front Jacks down only, my question is how much fluid should be in tank? There is No Fill line on the jug? Also what is A brand of fluid you recommend?.
Thanks

 

[BryanValRox]

I attached pictures of my hydrolic leveling Jack res. With front Jacks down only, my question is how much fluid should be in tank? There is No Fill line on the jug? Also what is A brand of fluid you recommend?.
Thanks

MR, take a read thru this, page 10 for your direct questions.

https://lci-support-doc.s3.amazonaws.com/manuals/leveling-and-stabilization/hydraulic/ccd-0001531.pdf

Make sure all gear and slides are retracted before checking your fluid level.

 

[George]

What Bryan said... and...
If you are adding fluid you might as well add some anti-stiction fluid to it first. Can't hurt. https://lci-support-doc.s3.amazonaw...ts/leveling-and-stabilization/ccd-0002091.pdf

 

[Oregon_Camper]

Do not add more, unless ALL jacks are up and all hydraulic slides are in (Kitchen/Dining). Then you can see the true amount of fluid you have in reservoir.

 

[Fishfnatic]

What Bryan said... and...
If you are adding fluid you might as well add some anti-stiction fluid to it first. Can't hurt. https://lci-support-doc.s3.amazonaw...ts/leveling-and-stabilization/ccd-0002091.pdf

When I had hydraulic fitting leaking I added the fork oil Lippert recommended and it seemed to be working after cycling jacks a couple times as I was having a lot of popping. A lot quieter now.

 

[George]

I will admit that I did not follow LCI's instructions about how to add the fluid. I just sucked out a quart and added a quart of fork oil. I figured the instructions were for an immediate fix for popping and the fork oil would likely get mixed in just fine after a few operations.
BTW MR - sorry to hijack your post about checking fluid level with anti-stiction replies.