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animetill2
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Posted: 04 April 2005 at 11:13am |
I just bought the inline expansion chamber kit. After assembly, I screwed in my CO2 tank. Air immediatley began leaking from the area where I screwed the expansion chamber into the verticle adapter. I never had any problems before.
All the o-rings are in place, but I am missing the foregrip screw. I need help desperatley! |
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triggerhappy1
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You could try putting teflon tape on the expansion chamber threads if a new o-ring doesnt help. The foregrip screw has nothing to do with any leaks. Are you sure its leaking from there?
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The Guy
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is it screwed down tight enough?
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Shub
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The o-rings are there, but are they in good condition? Is there any debris in the vert. adaptor keeping you from screwing the expansion chamber in tightly?
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whoknowswho
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I would suggest using teflon tape on the threads and make sure you screw the expansion chamber in all the way.
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