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Tippman 98 c, c02 leak

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    Posted: 28 January 2013 at 7:20pm
So my Tippman 98 c is new, and I just took it apart to clean it out, and for some reason whenever i put the c02 in, it sprays out the hole were you adjust the velocity.  Is it because i turned my response trigger all the way down, or did I put the barrel in wrong.
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Do you have the hammer cocked back before screwing in the CO2?
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Originally posted by tallen702 tallen702 wrote:

Do you have the hammer cocked back before screwing in the CO2?
No i have it uncocked, the first time the air sprayed through the gun so then it tightened the screws and then it sprayed through the hole.
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It needs to be cocked. What you're doing by not cocking it is keeping the valve open and dumping the CO2 through it. Pro-tip, read the manual, it tells you to cock the hammer back before screwing the CO2 in.
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Originally posted by tallen702 tallen702 wrote:

It needs to be cocked. What you're doing by not cocking it is keeping the valve open and dumping the CO2 through it. Pro-tip, read the manual, it tells you to cock the hammer back before screwing the CO2 in.
I tried it still no luck, I even tried taking everything out and putting it back together. Any other ideas? Am i putting in the hose wrong or something?
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Sorry for the extremely late follow-up, but it sounds like you've either got something in backwards, or are missing a seal/o-ring from the tear-down and re-build. Without having it in front of me to diagnose, I can't really think of anything else.
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