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WARPIG Tech Talk - Model 98 / 98 Custom
Prolite Valve won't come out?

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Posted by Benn "Benn_s Paintball" Wallace on April 16, 2002 at 19:46:15:

Hi, I'm have trouble getting my prolite valve off. I took out the little metal plate, and disconnected the hose. It moves about 3 cm then it seems to get stuck right when the grove for the metal plate is out of view. I'm thinking that it is getting caught on that some how? Also the velocity adjuster won't thread back in right, it feels like its about to strip, any advice?

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Re: Prolite Valve won't come out? m98monkey 14:01:21 04/17/02 (1)
- Re: Prolite Valve won't come out? Benn "Benn_s Paintball" Wallace
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: Hi, I'm have trouble getting my prolite valve off. I took out the little metal plate, and disconnected the hose. It moves about 3 cm then it seems to get stuck right when the grove for the metal plate is out of view. I'm thinking that it is getting caught on that some how? Also the velocity adjuster won't thread back in right, it feels like its about to strip, any advice?

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