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Old 03-25-2006, 11:37 PM   #1
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Difference in color for accumulator springs?

For instance, this broken spring that came from behind the 1-2 piston in the accumulator is green. I see different color replacements. Anyone know the difference? Any reason to change the color?
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For instance, this broken spring that came from behind the 1-2 piston in the accumulator is green. I see different color replacements. Anyone know the difference? Any reason to change the color?
Different colors represent different tensions. Green is stiff. White is stiffest.
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