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Re: Leaky ASA

In Reply to: Leaky ASA posted by on January 24, 2004 at 17:01:55:

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Posted by:
"Vertigo113"
on January 25, 2004 at 16:00:47

: Hi,
: Whenever I unscrew a tank from my ASA adapter, the tank proceeds to shoot gas out the side while I'm unscrewing it. Not just a little, but much more than it ordinarily does. I own a 98 Custom with expansion chamber. I know for a fact that this excess spray is not from the tank, because I have tried several and they all do this. Could the reason for this be stripped ASA threads or something to do with the expansion chamber? Thanks, James.

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: : Hi, : : Whenever I unscrew a tank from my ASA adapter, the tank proceeds to shoot gas out the side while I'm unscrewing it. Not just a little, but much more than it ordinarily does. I own a 98 Custom with expansion chamber. I know for a fact that this excess spray is not from the tank, because I have tried several and they all do this. Could the reason for this be stripped ASA threads or something to do with the expansion chamber? Thanks, James.

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