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Re: Leaking 3-way

In Reply to: Leaking 3-way posted by Norm on January 12, 2003 at 13:59:28:

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Posted by:
Drew_M
on January 13, 2003 at 01:15:19

It has been a while since I have been involved with the tech side of the sport and I don't know a whole lot about the Oracle design (I know it is adjustable but I would assume it still uses an o-ring style sealing method inside). If that is the case then I would venture to say that the o-rings are dry. Try shooting some oil into your ASA adaptor and then firing the gun. That will work the oil through the system and lubricate the o-rings. If it still leaks after that then one of the o-rings inside may have a cut and will need to be replaced. The shaft could have also been bent and may need to be replaced as well. The oil is the quickest and least labor-intensive thing however and I would start with that.
- Drew

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: It has been a while since I have been involved with the tech side of the sport and I don't know a whole lot about the Oracle design (I know it is adjustable but I would assume it still uses an o-ring style sealing method inside). If that is the case then I would venture to say that the o-rings are dry. Try shooting some oil into your ASA adaptor and then firing the gun. That will work the oil through the system and lubricate the o-rings. If it still leaks after that then one of the o-rings inside may have a cut and will need to be replaced. The shaft could have also been bent and may need to be replaced as well. The oil is the quickest and least labor-intensive thing however and I would start with that. : - Drew

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