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Oiling A5 with LPS and Reg throu ASA?

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Topic: Oiling A5 with LPS and Reg throu ASA?
Posted By: Zeee
Subject: Oiling A5 with LPS and Reg throu ASA?
Date Posted: 18 March 2007 at 1:55pm

I’m hoping someone can give me the true skinny on oiling an A5 with and Low Pressure System and DOP Regulator through the ASA.

 

Last year I installed an LPS and a DOP regulator on my A5. At the time I was under the impression (must have read somewhere or was told by someone) that oil shouldn’t pass through the regulator so since then I have been field stripping the A5 to oil it. Well, I recently talked to someone that has continued to oil their A5 through the ASA after installing a regulator reporting no noticeable problems.

 

Have I been under the wrong impression all this time? I would much prefer to oil through the ASA if it’s not a problem to do so.

 

Help and comments this much appreciated.  

 

Thanks,

Zeee




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Posted By: Bruce A. Frank
Date Posted: 19 March 2007 at 1:56am
Originally posted by Zeee Zeee wrote:

I’m hoping someone can give me the true skinny on oiling an A5 with and Low Pressure System and DOP Regulator through the ASA.

 

Last year I installed an LPS and a DOP regulator on my A5. At the time I was under the impression (must have read somewhere or was told by someone) that oil shouldn’t pass through the regulator so since then I have been field stripping the A5 to oil it. Well, I recently talked to someone that has continued to oil their A5 through the ASA after installing a regulator reporting no noticeable problems.

Have I been under the wrong impression all this time? I would much prefer to oil through the ASA if it’s not a problem to do so.

Help and comments this much appreciated.  

 

Thanks,

Zeee

I don't know of any air regulators that don't require a touch or oil now and then to clean and keep them functioning accurately. Hoppe's Oil is one of the best. Virtually any of the "air tool" oils available at automotive parts stores works very well as do any of the insanely expensive specialty "Paintball Marker" oils.

A few drops in the ASA will do it on most markers.



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Posted By: Black_Shadow
Date Posted: 19 March 2007 at 2:27pm
ive certainly never heard of any regulator that you couldnt oil.

and Bruce is right, why pay XX bucks for PB oil when you can get a bottle of oil for an air drill or something similar for half the price or less.


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Posted By: Shadowminion
Date Posted: 19 March 2007 at 7:13pm
As has been said , No harm and Much prevention can be done by oiling through your ASA , just remember to remove the barrel and dry fire the marker 20-40 times to blow out the excess oil so it wont foul your barrel .

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Posted By: Zeee
Date Posted: 19 March 2007 at 10:31pm

Thanks guys…

I don’t know how I got the wrong impression but you all have helped clear it up for me and I really appreciate it..

 

Zeee




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