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Originally Posted by STORMINORMAN
If there is a problem on the high pressure side of the line shouldn't there be fluid streaming out the breach?
If on the return side, would this somehow allow air into the system?
I would kinda' think air getting into the system (foe example, at the O-ring) would be sucked into the pump, generating the bubbles, etc.
When I refilled the system the fluid was initially pushed out the return line in a liquid form (no frothing), then air, then the frothy pink form which is what escapes out the cap and finally drains the system.
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The operative words now included, "and finally drains the system." make clear that not previously so. The symptoms have been presented in a rather confusing fashion, not an unusual problem.
It would now appear that no leaking hoses were/are involved. It is now clear that pressure, including a content of air within the fluid, is bypassing a valve or a seal. Air also entering suggests a seal. This will be occurring within the rack assembly rather than the pump.