X-valve venting from side little hole, HELP!

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  • Chencho
    Registered User
    • May 2013
    • 33

    #1

    X-valve venting from side little hole, HELP!

    frustration guys... bought an X-valve from a friend and its been leaking since I aired it up

    Its leaking from the side little hole.

    do I need a rebuild kit? where can it be found?

    thanks maggers, I mean... this is my super damn accurate marker, and already miss her!
  • Freedy500
    Loner-Team Wick3d
    • Feb 2012
    • 400

    #2
    Oil goes a long way....
    My feedback: http://www.automags.org/forums/showt...eedback-Thread

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    • Patron God of Pirates
      ~pgop1.0
      • Apr 2002
      • 1196

      #3
      Originally posted by Chencho
      frustration guys... bought an X-valve from a friend and its been leaking since I aired it up

      Its leaking from the side little hole.

      do I need a rebuild kit? where can it be found?

      thanks maggers, I mean... this is my super damn accurate marker, and already miss her!
      One of the two o rings on the reg pin assembly.

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      • Chencho
        Registered User
        • May 2013
        • 33

        #4
        Originally posted by Freedy500
        Oil goes a long way....
        tried, nothing

        took it apart, cleaned, oiled, still leaks

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        • Chencho
          Registered User
          • May 2013
          • 33

          #5
          Originally posted by pgop2.0
          One of the two o rings on the reg pin assembly.
          where can they be bought? or a whole kit?

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          • OPBN
            OldPBNoob

            • Sep 2008
            • 5240

            #6
            I know you said you cleaned and oiled it but usually dirt is the culprit. Try again or buy a rebuild kit. The AGD store has them as does Tunamart.
            My AO Feedback

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            • Chencho
              Registered User
              • May 2013
              • 33

              #7
              Originally posted by OPBN
              I know you said you cleaned and oiled it but usually dirt is the culprit. Try again or buy a rebuild kit. The AGD store has them as does Tunamart.
              alright, will check and get one on the way asap. thanks!

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              • Chencho
                Registered User
                • May 2013
                • 33

                #8
                Originally posted by Chencho
                alright, will check and get one on the way asap. thanks!
                Is it all here?

                "Kit Includes:

                2 Power Tube O-rings
                1 Reg. Piston O-ring
                3 RT Reg. Seat O-rings
                1 RT Reg. Body O-ring
                1 RT/Emag Bumper (yes, it's different)
                2 RT On/Off Small O-rings
                4 RT Reg. Valve Pin O-rings
                1 RT Reg. Valve Pin Spacer
                2 Foamies
                5 L10 Carrier OD O-rings
                5 L10 Shims .010
                2 L10 Back-up Washers
                1 Reg Valve Pin C-Clip"

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                • halB
                  Registered User
                  • Sep 2002
                  • 953

                  #9
                  Originally posted by Chencho
                  alright, will check and get one on the way asap. thanks!
                  Had the same problem.

                  There are two vent holes: One on the reg, and one closer to the feedneck that is on the valve side of the body.

                  If it is the latter, there is a problem with your 006 polyurethane o ring on the valve pin assembly.

                  No, you cannot use butyl nitrate, nor can use vitron, nor teflon. None of those work. Only polyurethane. The best way to get it is a rebuild kit. 006 polyurethane o rings cost like 15 shipped for 10 or so. The rebuild kit costs 24 and shipping from tunaman (email or PM him, the cart for his shop doesn't work). the kit comes with so much else it's smarter to just get the kit.

                  I know. I resisted getting the kit. I tried so many other things. But frankly, unless you have a local source for polyurethane o rings (highly doubtful, I live in an international city and the only source is from companies that supply products for building jet engines :P ) then you should just suck it up and get the rebuild kit.

                  Been there. Done that. Get the kit.

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                  • Chencho
                    Registered User
                    • May 2013
                    • 33

                    #10
                    alright, will get the kit then. will get back if any help is needed

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