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https://www.ReplicaAirguns.com – How to Fix Leaking CO2 in an Airgun.

A very common occurrence with CO2 Airguns and Airsoft guns are leaky CO2 seals. Usually this occurs right where the CO2 cartridge connects to the main valve area. This can be either in the gun or in the magazine depending on the setup of the airgun.

There are many reasons why this can happen, but the most common reasons are a worn-out or dried up seals or even a seal that has been imprinted or misshapen from the constant pressure of the tip of the CO2 pressing against it.

When this happens you may encounter a leaking CO2, the severity of the leak can vary from mild slow leaks to leaks that can be so bad that the gun is unusable. Keep in mind there can be other problems not related to the CO2 seal such as in the valve area, the fix I show you in this YouTube video will not fix a leaking valve, you can try using something like Crosman Pellgun oil for a problem like that.

Watch my YouTube video where I show you how you can easily use some Plumbers Teflon Tape to improve the contact points between your CO2 and CO2 main seal and eliminate leaking CO2 in your Airgun.

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In this video I cover repairing both internal and external oil leaks on 1994-1997 Honda 4 cylinder engine distributors.

Many state if the distributor is leaking internally it can’t be repaired and to buy a new distributor. Well with the right part number and a bit of patience. You can fix that internal oil leak and save yourself at least 180 bucks.

I also address repairing the common outer seal leak as well.

Here are the part numbers you’ll need. There are different part numbers depending on which distributor you have.

You either have a Tec distributor with an external ignition coil or a Hitachi distributor with an internal ignition coil. The Tec distributor caps have 5 wires on them while the Hitachi’s have 4 wires on their cap.

The Hitachi distributors require a bit more internal disassembly but the seal replacement process is identical to the Tec shown in the video.

Tec Part Numbers:

Outer O-Ring Seal: 30110-PA1-732 (From Honda).

Inner Shaft Seal Part Number: NOK BH3888E (Order Online). The dimensions of this seal are 12.5 X 22.5 X 5mm.

Hitachi part numbers:

Outer O-Ring Seal: 30110-PC6-005 (From Honda).

Inner Shaft Seal Part Number: KOK 3286 (Order Online). The dimensions of this seal are 12.45mm X 22mm X 6mm.

If you replace your heater core inlet hose you’ll need to bleed the cooling system.

Here is a link to my video on bleeding the cooling system:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=owQcxSrKARA

Intro and outro music Hot Swing by Kevin Macleod (Incompetech.com).

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