Does your XJ6 no longer have rear self leveling suspension?



Here is the procedure for removing the Hydraulic Ride Level Hose and Pump with a Block-Off Kit from Black Dog Manufacturing. This kit is used on cars that no longer have rear self leveling suspension.


  1. Drain hydraulic fluid reservoir. Be prepared to contain any residual fluid from hoses, valve body and pumps as you proceed.

  2. Remove and discard "Y" Hose.

  3. Remove and discard the Ride Level Low Pressure Return Hose from reservoir to Suspension Valve Block. Make note where this hose connected to the reservoir as you will be installing a plug on this port.

  4. Disconnect the Power Steering Return Hose from the reservoir making note of it's location for re-installation later on.

  5. Remove the reservoir. Thoroughly clean the reservoir port that was connected to the Ride Level Low Pressure Return Hose. Test fit and cut to appropriate length the supplied plug. Using a heat gun shrink onto the reservoir port.

  6. Re-install the reservoir and re-connect the Power Steering Return Hose to it's original port.

  7. Remove and discard the High pressure Hose from the Ride Level Pump to the Suspension Valve Block.

  8. Remove and discard the Ride Level Pump from the front of the engine and use the supplied Block-Off Plate to cover the hole. Your exisiting bolts may need to be cut down in length to secure the plate.

  9. Install the supplied Feed Hose on the Power Steering Pump and connect it to the reservoir port where the "Y" Hose was removed.

  10. Re-fill the reservoir with the appropriate amount of fluid and check all connections for leaks.

 Description: Power Steering Modification Kit
 Application: XJ6 1990-1992
Power Steering Modification Kit
 Part# CCC6573.KIT

 Your Price: $40.00
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