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In Reply to: Your right... posted by Razorpb on November 22, 2002 at 12:43:19:

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Posted by:
Tim "tmorford" Morford
on November 28, 2002 at 11:49:57

I had the same problem at first, I did not have the valve seated right so before I put it back togeather, I pushed on the pin to see if the valve, pin, and spring where in the right position. And now no leak.

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: I had the same problem at first, I did not have the valve seated right so before I put it back togeather, I pushed on the pin to see if the valve, pin, and spring where in the right position. And now no leak.

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