Leaking 3 way - How do I repair?

[Cenobite]

Thanks guys, Ill try that...

Manike, I might just take you up on that offer, when you have time....

Also thanks for Sunday, Manike, was nice to break back into paintball slowly. Great bunch of guys! Fun day. Only one welt too, and that was when I wasnt playing

 

[manike]

hehehe

Was a quick snap shot... I blame my reactions as being too fast I just saw camo and shot it...

manike

 

[Cenobite]

Am I glad you didnt use that marker to its full bps potential. Id have had about 20 welts

 

[Cenobite]

Doh! Look what I found....

B]Dry O-rings: Another possibility when you get a new leak, particularly if it starts slowly and gradually gets worse, is that the valve’s O-rings are dry. You can run a little oil through the paintgun via the ASA or you can just put a drop or two in the front of the valve with the ’gun degassed and pull the trigger a few times to work the oil through.[/B]

Still might need info on how to fit this blade though, according to instructions you reverse two of the hoses is that correct?

 

[Billy No Mates]

on a standard straight pull trigger, it pulls the 3-way rod backwards when firing. however, with a blade trigger, it pushes the 3-way rod forward, and as such the 1st and 3rd hose on the 3-way must be reversed to make the gun function.

also be wary of over oiling any part of a cocker as it can lead to numerous problems. a small dab once in a while will be enough. otherwise you can suffer from a malfuntioning regulator, or poorly sealing o-rings.

hope this helps.