bushy help...lpr

[Jonno06]

Hey,I finally got the piece to my bushy,and i got everything working...

except the lpr.

i know you turn it,but how?

and with what?

where?


thanx.

[rehme]

you just need like a coin or something or a screw driver you turn it out to lower it if the gun stops recycling turn it in some more if you turn it in to much the noid will start leaking so you need to back it off

[Jonno06]

it kinda sounds like you are talking about the hpr.

the lpr is on the front of the gun,under the barrel

there is a hole in the middle,maybe an allen key,but none of mine fit.

[rehme]

yeah you can use a coin to turn the lpr you dont use a wrench

[rehme]

you want to keep the hpr around 225-300

[Jonno06]

ok,i got the hpr set.i still cant figure out HOW to turn the lpr..

the gun isnt shooting now,so i have to turn it right...right?

thanx for the help..

[beefstew]

if the gun is cocked, and it will not shoot youu must turn the LPR DOWN. if it leaks down the barrel and doesnt cock you must turn the pressure up. i have the soiclpr and an allen key fits in the hole on the lpr cap, nto sure aobut stock but i assume its the same allen key.

[Jonno06]

what size allen key?

i have tried like all of them...

ok,so i have to turn it DOWN..got it.

i just need to figure out HOW to turn it down now..

the hpr keeps going down,i set the gun down for about an hour,and the hpr guage went from 250psi to 0...whats this aboot?

thanx.

[TheBigRaguPB4L]

The LPR should look like this. That slot is where you would stick a quarter or smoething that would fit. I used to have this thing(i guess you could call it a tool) that fit that slot perfectly that i used to use. The quarter should work, just make sure you don't strip it out. Other than that, here's the lpr adjustment straight off ICD's website:

Low pressure regulator adjustment:
The low pressure regulator is externally adjustable via the adjustment screw with the two small 1/8" diameter holes in the front of the low-pressure regulator. The low pressure regulator is pre-set at the factory to 85-95 PSI to operate the 4-way solenoid actuated valve. It may be necessary to re-adjust the low pressure regulator from time to time. Bench adjusting the regulator can be done by pressurizing the gun and then turning the adjustment screw inward (clock-wise) until you hear a leak coming from the 4-way valve. The 4-way valve has an over-pressurization relief valve that will start to bleed off at approximately 125 PSI, once you hear the leak start then back off the adjustment screw 1/2 turn and the leak will stop and that will approximate the pressure to about 90 PSI.