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white water problem
- Thread starter Dredd
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- Jul 6, 2003
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- On the firing line.
I'd check the O-rings to make sure they are ok.And also put some PTFE thread seal tape on both the threads, not much just two layers per thread should be fine.
The tape can be found in just about any hardware store.
If the problem doesnt go away, come on back and we'll figure something else out.
~peace
sH@pEs.
The tape can be found in just about any hardware store.
If the problem doesnt go away, come on back and we'll figure something else out.
~peace
sH@pEs.
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- Dec 27, 2003
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- Fort Wayne , In
did you get the poly top one...
if so then i think you might just have a crack , just incase use some rtv and seal it up !
if so then i think you might just have a crack , just incase use some rtv and seal it up !
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Dredd said:
Do you mean you have a leak around the two outer barbs? Or just less flow than you were expecting?
If you have a leak the previous post are all good sugestions.
If you have less than desireable flow, first take a look at your loop. Any sharp bends, kinks, or 90 degree elbows? What size tubing are you using (I assume 1/2")? What size pump (make and model)?
If it's not leaking we need more information to accurately diagnose any problems.
