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    Posted: 03 December 2007 at 11:51pm
Hey guys !

I got an A5 that is leaking from the barrel,as far i as know it should be the internal of the valve that are not sealing.

Now my question,should i buy a complete valve or just the internal,cupseal,cupseal seat and little oring for the seat ?

I dont know what is wrong with this tippmann,first the hammer go roughtly in the powertube,the stock one(have to push it hard) and i have a brand new red hot,so i did the test and try to put the hammer in it,with little pressure it went in the red hot.

Seem like the stock powertube has a default,its seem smaller at the end where the hammer should slip in to hit the pin of the valve.

This is strange because i have those problem on an almost new A5,ok it about 2 years old but the gun dont even have 500 balls fired yet and the valve is already leaking !?!?

Should i try to get a replacement even if the A5 is out of warraty ?


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I would try cocking it first and then adding air to it...

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put a few drops of oil in the ASA, cock the marker back, put your tank on, dry fire several times. See if that fixes it.
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lubing tippmanns fixes most air leak problems. A lubed gun is a happy gun.
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