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Re: Leaking air
Too much tape can also cause problems with fragments getting into the air flow and reaching the solenoid valve spools, where they can jam spools and cause a failure. A couple of wraps is sufficient. Just assemble your system tightly and with care.
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09-03-2010, 21:05
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Re: Leaking air
by "tape the crap out of it" I mean "tape the crap out of it until there is plenty but not too much". We don't have more than 3 wraps on any one fitting.
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