Cocker Experts once again!

[Slim Clan]

See when I pull and hold the trigger on my cocker and the back block is back. Am I supposed to have gas leaking through the 3-way?

If yes Wooopeeee.

If not, how do I resolve the problem.

Thanks Slim

 

[Collier]

yes this does happen!

Paul.

 

[Collier]

Forgot to ask what 3 way is it?

Paul.

 

[RobJenkins]

The three way should not leak when holding back the trigger and should only expell a short blast of air out of the front of it when the back block changes position. This is just the exhaust gas from the ram.

If there is a persistent leak when the back block held back. The three way is not timed correctly causing it to not seal properly.

I could be wrong, but mine has never leaked air when the back block is held back.

Hope this helps
Rob

 

[Collier]

Originally posted by RobJenkins
The three way should not leak when holding back the trigger and should only expell a short blast of air out of the front of it when the back block changes position. This is just the exhaust gas from the ram.

If there is a persistent leak when the back block held back. The three way is not timed correctly causing it to not seal properly.

I could be wrong, but mine has never leaked air when the back block is held back.

Hope this helps
Rob

My bad, Rob is right I was thinking back to when I had a 'bomb 3 way' on my cocker, just remembered it was faulty hence the leak!

Sorry for the mis-information

Paul

 

[Beaker]

Rob is right,

There should only be exhaust gas during the pull, not at either end of it.

Is it leaking out of the front or back of the 4way?

 

[Philip]

Sounds like the timing rod(is that the right one?) is too short. Or you could try checking the orings inside.

 

[Inferno]

Yup, sounds right to me. So, try to re-time it first, if it works, hurray. If not checking the 3-way o-rings would be the next logical step. If that doesn't work, get back on here and call us liars. Then we'll see if we can spit out any more ideas.

 

[Collier]

Go to ravi's site for timing!

Paul.


p.s. just pre-empting next question lol

 

[Slim Clan]

ok, thanks.

Umm I'm not sure if this matters but. When you adjust the silver turney bit next to the Bomb 3-way the gun stops leaking but the gun mis-fires instead and when you adjust it so it leaks again the gun fires nicely.



note that silver turney bit is a technical term and is patented.