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gas leak in front block ?

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Posted by:
Jacen99
on November 11, 2002 at 19:45:52

I have a system-x vengeance cocker, and when i went to gas it up yesterday, it started to leak out the front block. I did everything right. i cocked the marker, and when i was tuning the valve to open the air flow, i started to hear air rush out of the front (i could also feel it). i finally just screwed in the tank, got the air flowing and shot it once or twice. that seem'ed to have done the trick. but i regassed it up to see if it would happen again, and it did. anyone know what might be the problem? Thanks for the input.

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: I have a system-x vengeance cocker, and when i went to gas it up yesterday, it started to leak out the front block. I did everything right. i cocked the marker, and when i was tuning the valve to open the air flow, i started to hear air rush out of the front (i could also feel it). i finally just screwed in the tank, got the air flowing and shot it once or twice. that seem'ed to have done the trick. but i regassed it up to see if it would happen again, and it did. anyone know what might be the problem? Thanks for the input.

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