How to fix a pressure washer that has no pressure | Replacing the check valves on my pressure washer

After not using my pressure washer for many months, I found out it is not making any pressure. I need to replace the check valves inside the pressure washer pump. The hardest part of this repair is getting the check valves out of the pump. I used some EZ out bolt extractors and a drill bit to remove them.

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