I just located the fill hole on my 20+ year old Sears 2 ton jack (with 3 screws on the top and one on the side of the bottle #3 Philips) that I got from a neighbor when he moved. It was left in the up position and stored outside like that for years. I cleaned, greased and painted it. Then I got tired of the stuttering on the way down and the fact that it was several inches of max height. My jack was not as bad as what you showed off and I just added 0W20 synthetic motor oil to whatever oil is in the jack. Bleeding was super simple and I just lifted the front of a dodge minivan with not problem and jack now reaches max height. Watched several videos but this was the only one that got the job done. Big thanks for such a wonderful video.

finaly someone shows how much oil needed to refill, thank you!

a fantastic tutorial. I have a jack that is only a couple of years old but recently stopped working. With this guide tomorrow I will rebuild it!

Simple, clear and good filming. Thank you very much!

I have a jack that recently stopped working. With this guide I will rebuild it today! Thanks for sharing.

very informative. thanks for the video. I've accidently fillup oil via another small nut with warning cap on it before watching this video.

Best video I've seen so far. Thank you for this knowledgeable and detailed video

Top man, just done it, all working now thanks for your help :) Just saved me £70 for a new jack A+++

I have an identical Jack I bought from Kmart 40+ years ago. I will follow this procedure. Thanks.

Thanks for a great video! That will be my next project

Best video on the topic so far 👌

I like your accent. Только не "джеар ойл", а "гиэр ойл". Гуд джаб!

Very helpful, Thank you! Spasiba! Grazie!

Thank you simple and very helpful video

However i would recomend only hydrolic oil, these respond better to rubber seals and temperature

how come american company never made this pump jackfloor... i have one orange pump jackfloor and put 2 handles on the both side... much help alot

Thank you for this video. 👍

Favorite part was the plastic bottle full of gasoline lol great video BTW

Thanks for the video, very useful. I got SAE 5 and SAE 10 hydraulic oils for forks and 80W gear oil. Which could be better for a 4000 lbs hydraulic floor jack?

Bravo! very nice and useful video!

I'm from Vietnam, nice to know you're passionate about mechanics 👍👍 let's share experiences together🤝

This helps a lot, thank you!!

how can it bleed without an exit point for the air?

Great Video Thank You

I got the oil filler plug out, but can't get it back in. I have tried everything I could think of. The jack is an MVP ProLift 365 that's about 25 years old, with light use. Any Ideas? Do they sell replacement filler plugs?

Floor jack oil replacement unintentional ASMR.

Hi its very nice video . Thanks

Thank you so much!

The slavic enligsh dialect made me like this video 👌but thanks, easter'n people are some of the last true fixers that fix things instead of Just buying New.. 🙌 On ukraine u can get repaired bbs rims thats Worth over $3000 new for $700

thanks for the upload.

Using snap ring pliers to remove those washers with tiny holes at the ends is useful.

How many oil do I need to 2 ton floor jack??

Thank you, this video is very helpful. Perhaps you can add some speech during the kersosene flushing (@5:30) using the release valve. Also, please talk more about the technique for inserting/removing those snap washers. I found those snap washers to be the only difficult part of assembly/disassembly. They kept flying off all over the garage as I was trying to install them. I am still not aware of specific snap ring pliers... will def have to look into those. also def want to find same size replacements for the snap washers, for in case the originals get broken or lost!!! {{{ Update: I found snap clip pliers!!! }}} Thanks again for the effort to post the video!!!

Thanks great job 👍

Thanks welll done !.I have the same jack.

Where did the air go in your bleeding process? Do you not have to remove the filling cap, after extending the piston all the way out, in order for air to escape?

Most likely you'll never have to do this unless its a very old jack and or cheaply made one..

Thanks for sharing 🙏👍

Dedication..wow

You are ze best.

Nice video . Can you tell us where we can get the sringe that you used ? It appears to work with all petroleums .... nice ! Thank you

I have a jack exactly like the one in your video. I wish I had watch the video first, before removing the screw to the right of the lift arm. Below that screw is a very stiff spring. I'm having trouble compressing the spring enough to get the threads started. What is the best way to get that screw/plug back in there?

Thanks 🤝👍

Nice, thanks

What oil do you put in? Is it m-oil or jack oil?

Thank you.

Thank you & thumps up. But I would always prefer hydraulic oil, bc there is obviously a reason it exists 😉😁👍👍👍

wonderful video. however, i can advise people to wash inside the mechanism not with kerosene, but with hydrolic oil. Kerosene would make rubber orings swollen and cracked. wonderful tutorial anyway.

GUTE Arbeit

👍 good oil diagram 👍

Never use gasoline...NEVER....

Oil O-Rings and seals are not compattable with gasoline.

Never use anything except for hydraulic oil!!!!... that is if you value your life

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