x-valve leak - tried it all - need suggestions

[ezcreation]

Hey TUna

Why not? Can you PM me the cost and timeframe?

Thanks

[Tunaman]

No charge unless it need a bolt or something. Email me for my address. About a week behind right now.

[ezcreation]

No charge unless it need a bolt or something. Email me for my address. About a week behind right now.

Email sent

[Smoothice]

I'm confused. I thought that if a leak stopped once the trigger was held meant that the problem was in the on/off.

[Coralis]

no you got it backwards , when you pull the trigger the on/off pin is pushed into the on/off orings sealing off the air supply coming from the regulator , so if it leaks when the trigger is pulled then the on/off orings are bad

[ezcreation]

When the trigger is pulled and held the leak stops
I have changed on/off: tried 2 ULT and 1 regular -> still leaking

Valve is going to Tunaman who hopefully can make miracles.

[eXo_oUtSiDeR]

When the trigger is pulled and held the leak stops
I have changed on/off: tried 2 ULT and 1 regular -> still leaking

Valve is going to Tunaman who hopefully can make miracles.

replace the powertube o-ring

[Smoothice]

no you got it backwards , when you pull the trigger the on/off pin is pushed into the on/off orings sealing off the air supply coming from the regulator , so if it leaks when the trigger is pulled then the on/off orings are bad

O.k. Then if it keeps leaking means the powertube oring is the problem. Typically, right?

[ezcreation]

In case of repeating myself: I have changed EVERY o-ring on the valve/L10/on/off

[Coralis]

O.k. Then if it keeps leaking means the powertube oring is the problem. Typically, right?

On a level 7 mag that would be the first thing you check the others would be worn sear (which could rectified by a longer powertube spacer ) damage bolt , missing rail bushing.

Or in the case of a level 10 too large of a carrier would be the first thing to check also too many shims in the level 10 could cause the issue as well.