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Re: Impulse on/ off valve

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Posted by m98monkey on April 07, 2002 at 10:35:44:

In Reply to: Impulse on/ off valve posted by kyle miller on April 06, 2002 at 13:05:14:

No, I wouldn't suggest it, but here is a trick you can pull off till you replace it. Take a tank oring and put it int he bottom of the asa, right up against the back around the hole and pin. This will help you keep a seal whiel you back it out. Back it out a little till you think the vavle is closed, and fire off the last bit of co2. Not a suggested way, but for only a few uses, should get you buy no problem with no damage. If it doesn'tw ork with one, and you have to blow off the co2, try 2 orings instead of one.

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: No, I wouldn't suggest it, but here is a trick you can pull off till you replace it. Take a tank oring and put it int he bottom of the asa, right up against the back around the hole and pin. This will help you keep a seal whiel you back it out. Back it out a little till you think the vavle is closed, and fire off the last bit of co2. Not a suggested way, but for only a few uses, should get you buy no problem with no damage. If it doesn'tw ork with one, and you have to blow off the co2, try 2 orings instead of one.

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