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Leaking 3-way

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Posted by:
Norm "womp" Laurianno
on January 12, 2003 at 13:59:28

I just put a new oracle 3-way, reg and a shocktech ram on my 2002 cocker. This was my first time upgrading the gun. The problem is when I gas up the 3-way leaks. If I tap it the leaking stops and I can fire fine unless I start rapid firing then the 3-way starts leaking again until I tap it. I am running compressed air through the gun and the input pressure is about 450psi. Any help will be appreciated

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: I just put a new oracle 3-way, reg and a shocktech ram on my 2002 cocker. This was my first time upgrading the gun. The problem is when I gas up the 3-way leaks. If I tap it the leaking stops and I can fire fine unless I start rapid firing then the 3-way starts leaking again until I tap it. I am running compressed air through the gun and the input pressure is about 450psi. Any help will be appreciated

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