[mojo]

on my new pilot when i screw in the co2it starts leaking att the part where the coil connects to the gun(the top part where it connects). i dont wanna mess up my gun so can sum1 tell me how to fix it. my gun was working fine before then i put like 500 paintballs threw it and its all messed up
has ne1 had this problem who can help me. i reallly need help cause im pballin tommorow with lotsa my friends.

[punk_pntballar]

most pilots dont come with teflon tape on that connection.......all you have to do is go to your local pro shop and get them to put teflon tape on that part that screws in.......or you can just go to a store and buy the tape and put it on yourself

[mojo]

ty but is there nething i can do temperalraly cause im goin pballin 2morrow and where only stopping at the bear distrubuter(not a pro shop but they have 1 display case of paintball stuff(a couple dif guns and a couple barrels some good paint and the fill co2 hpa and N2) do u think theyd have teflon tape at that place.

[Nor*Tex]

Tighten the two allen keys

[mojo]

thanks everyone i get it working. im still gunna need to do sum fixing though cause when i put pressure on it it leaks a lil. but its fixed.
my next Q:
wat happens if u leave ure CO2 on ure gun for lik a whole day would that matter?

[mojo]

nvm its happening again
i tried tightning the bolts at the end of the coil and now it leaks from from the other end of the coil. so i tighten that and it loosens the other1(or twists the coil) and it still dont work.plz help
edit: i got them 2 to stop but now its leaking a real little bit out of where i put the co2 in and when i shoot it it burps(prolly cause i used up all my air trying to fix it) but i can still hear that leak when i put my ear to it but its really really tiny
wat should i do and is this a big problem?

[butterjuice]

tighten the nuts on both side of the hose...and yes its ok to leave CO2 on your gun....

[spyderkid101]

My imagine was leaking where the line met the asa a while ago. Just put some of that lock tight tape stuff on the leak and you'll be fine.

[splatwithhonor3]

You can get teflon tape at any hobby shop or hardware store or automotive store. In fact, if you ask your dad, there is a good chance you have some at home. Here is how you do it without twisting your hose. Use a philips head screwdriver to remove your asa (the part that you screw your tank into) from your trigger frame. THen remove the hose from both the asa and your gas through grip (handle in front). Now you should have the hose completely seperate. Tear off about 8-10" of teflon tape and wrap it around the threads of one end, and tear off any tape that is covering the hole. Then tighten that end into your gas through. You need to tighten it to your gas through first to prevent from twisting your hose up. Once you have it very tight on your gas thru, put tape on the other end and attatch it tightly to your asa. You may now have to try and rotate your asa a little bit well tightening the hose, to make it line up with the grip frame. Then attatch your asa back onto your grip frame and your done. Teflon tape works wonders, and you should always have some in your toolbox. If you don't have any now, you may even be able to run to your corner convenience store, they have lots of emergency automotive stuff.