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Re: leaking PMI 47/3000?

In Reply to: Re: leaking PMI 47/3000? posted by Patrick on February 27, 2003 at 23:29:51:

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Posted by:
Pskov91
on February 28, 2003 at 09:13:44

: Run all the air out of your tank, remove the burst disk screw and put some BLUE loctite on the threads. Don't get any loctite on the disk or in the blowout holes.
This will help with air coming out of the hole that isnt part of the burst disk, the burst disk is not leaking

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: : : Run all the air out of your tank, remove the burst disk screw and put some BLUE loctite on the threads. Don't get any loctite on the disk or in the blowout holes. : This will help with air coming out of the hole that isnt part of the burst disk, the burst disk is not leaking

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