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  • rdb123
    i have no ear
    • Oct 2002
    • 1507

    #1

    Leaky Crossfires??

    Hey guys, well I bought a Crossfire 45/45 tank, replaced the fill nipple oring, and it still leaks out very very slowly--maybe over the course of 3 days the tank will empty. My teammate says his does it too and it's designed that way, but I have a 68/4500 crossfire that doesn't do this. What gives??
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  • TeamNausea
    Registered User
    • Feb 2004
    • 1111

    #2
    Well i left mine in my room for 3 weeks no nipple cover or thread protector and it had the same psi when i used it again as when i left it

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    • Adrenaline_Junkie

      #3
      Yeah, it shouldnt leak. I dont think any company in the riht of mind would make there tanks leak, it doesnt really serve a purpose. I mean its not like air can go bad lol. Id bring it to a local shop and if that doesnt help call the company.

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      • can'tthink of1
        Sniper
        • Nov 2003
        • 544

        #4
        My conquest was slowly losing air, but I submerged it under water and there were no bubbles or anything, I think that tanks just slowly bleed out most of the time. Nothing to worry about though.


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        • KAos2088
          Orator de Nex
          • Dec 2002
          • 178

          #5
          My crossfire tank leaked at the fill nipple and i replaced it several times with fill nipples from my local shop. These didnt help at all so i sent an email to the crossfire customer service and they sent me a fill nipple free of charge that worked perfectly. Since then i have been leak free. BTW i have a 68/3000 stubby and their customer service was great.

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          • personman

            #6
            Yeah you can try and get a new fill nipple or you can try sticking an allen wrench inside the fill nipple and tapping.. I know it sounds insane but IIRC it helps reseat the oring or something like that...

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            • usmc8892
              Registered User
              • Nov 2003
              • 202

              #7
              When I first got mine (68/4500) it leaked slowly from the burst discs. Ended up having to send it to CF and they repaired it for free. CF has very good customer service.

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              • 68magOwner
                Registered User
                • May 2003
                • 3475

                #8
                ive got a 68/3k crossfire, had 1500psi in it, left to Brazil, come back 10 days later, still 1500 psi (drained it todaytho shooting newly milled up imp)

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                • Torbo
                  teamless
                  • Apr 2003
                  • 1737

                  #9
                  my pure energy emptys in about a night, I think it leaks from the nipple. I guess it can happan to any of those tanks.
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                  • GotMag?
                    Tom Kaye is my hero.
                    • May 2004
                    • 258

                    #10
                    dont know about leaking but my reg seat blew on my first fill on the tank
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                    • Halliday
                      Level 10
                      • Oct 2000
                      • 1655

                      #11
                      The fill nipple o-ring in the Crossfire tanks is 006. I know b/c I had a leaker. Crossfire wanted .50/a o-ring. I found a local company that had them and got something like 50 for 50 cents.


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                      • lew
                        tres cool
                        • Mar 2003
                        • 311

                        #12
                        My 2003 88 stubby Crossfire does not leak at all; however, my '94 47ci is acting up with the pin valve sticking and the very slow leaking. It probably just needs to be cleaned and rebuilt. I'll just take it to Crossfire when I go to college in a month.
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                        • firebanex
                          Frozen guy
                          • Dec 2003
                          • 386

                          #13
                          i have a 68 4500 crossfire that leaks from around the threading of the fill nipple and from around the treading of the burst disks. tomarrow i'm red lock titein the fill nipple back on. and maby the burst discs too... mabey...
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                          • Kyser
                            Registered User
                            • Jul 2004
                            • 71

                            #14
                            I found out my 68/4500 CF leaks from at least the fill nipple area, is there something I can do to safely fix this myself or should I just take it to the local airsmith?

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                            • 50 cal
                              The evil voices win today
                              • Nov 2000
                              • 960

                              #15
                              When someone tells you that the tanks are made to leak over time, he is filling you with the stuff that you find in a barn lot.
                              I had a CF 68 3000 that leaked a bit around the fill nipple. I stuck it in the kitchen sink filled with water, and there were bubbles coming around the nipple. CF sent me a new fill nipple. End of leak.

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