bossfrog

I just bought a new Spyder extra and used it once. It worked great, but eventually chopped a ball, so I took it apart to clean it. I only took out the rear bolt parts, not the valve parts on the front of the lower bore. The parts were essentially clean, but oiled and reassembled all. When I screwed on the co2 tank, it leaks terribly out the front cover of the lower bore, where the valve is. It leaks whether cocked or not. I took the bolt apart a couple more times, carefully reassembling the rear parts per the parts illustration, but same result. I took the cover off the valve, and looked inside (didn't remove valve) but all looks clean.

What am I doing wrong? Everything was done on a bench, didn't lose any parts, and a brand new marker!

lovetocheat69

Check all o-rings and if that doesnt work cup seals are known to go bad for pretty much no reason, and always lead to barrel leakage. Try that for now.

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bossfrog

It's not leaking out the barrel or bolt, but out the front end around the low pressure chamber. I contacted Kingman, explained the problem, and told them I thought it was the low pressure chamber seal. They told me to send it in, so I did. Hopefully they can fix
it.

martix_agent

i hope they cover the cost for you. It sounds like it was an easy fix though. most likely a bad seal on your braided air line.

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