Daystate redwolf small leak???

[dim560]

Hi guys any of the other red wolf owners have the same problem?when I’m done with the gun and don’t use it for let’s say a week.the lcd screen shows let’s say 220 bar,when I come back after 5 ,7 days shows 205 bar.and daily looses 1 or 2 bar average..any suggestions?is there a leak?

Thank you. 

 

[Motorhead]

Welcome to HPA PCP's ..... ANY of the primary O-rings, Poppet or it's o-ring seal, Fill foster, Dowdy washers or Gauge.... Sadly if you want it fixed your going to have to put forth some time in finding where it is leaking ?

Action out of stock and some spritzing of WD-40 around all the obvious joints, connections, fill fitting, gauge and dowdy washers. ** While liquid soap & water works far better, you don't want water and then rust in thos places that don't get taken apart & cleaned up. ** If your willing to commit in tearing the gun down and cleaning all the parts and pieces ? then soap & water will find you the leak a lot faster IMO.



Scott

 

[Mikepr]

Shave foam !

 

[Motorhead]

Shave foam !

What a mess ! and where not able to clean it dries into gunk .... REALLY ?

 

[nomojo65]

5yr. Warranty, send it back to dealer where you purchased it!

 

[whitetail17]

Remove stock. Put soap and water on threads of filling nipple. My bet is it just needs tightened 1/4 turn. 

 

[dim560]

Remove stock. Put soap and water on threads of filling nipple. My bet is it just needs tightened 1/4 turn.

nothing..and its tightened all the way

Welcome to HPA PCP's ..... ANY of the primary O-rings, Poppet or it's o-ring seal, Fill foster, Dowdy washers or Gauge.... Sadly if you want it fixed your going to have to put forth some time in finding where it is leaking ?

Action out of stock and some spritzing of WD-40 around all the obvious joints, connections, fill fitting, gauge and dowdy washers. ** While liquid soap & water works far better, you don't want water and then rust in thos places that don't get taken apart & cleaned up. ** If your willing to commit in tearing the gun down and cleaning all the parts and pieces ? then soap & water will find you the leak a lot faster IMO.



Scott

I did all of that..no air coming from nowhere..

 

[elh0102]

I did all of that..no air coming from nowhere..

Well, there is obviously air leaking somewhere, you just haven't yet found it. As Sherlock Holmes said, "whatever remains, has to be the truth". 

 

[dim560]

I did all of that..no air coming from nowhere..

Well, there is obviously air leaking somewhere, you just haven't yet found it. As Sherlock Holmes said, "whatever remains, has to be the truth".

the thing is last night was 170 and today 169..monday i left it 192 bar and the next morning was192 ..it seems like it doesnt leak everyday??is that possible?

 

[Sharkys]

Hello there. I own a red wolf and it's leaking a little bit. What does Dim560 done so far and what are the results?

 

[Arzrover]

The most common I've seen is the dowdy washer on the fill port. Next was the 1.6 x 19.5 mm orings on the valve body. Seems like they get soft from some form of lubricant that was used to assemble. The only remaining seals are the exhaust valve and bottle and bottle block orings. 

That's all there is.

Bob

 

[Corvid_hunter]

Could the fluctuation be due to the temperature you initially checked it at vs the later check?

 

[Sharkys]

Arzrover thank for your reply I will check it. 

Corvid_hunter my friend I have checked it numerous times and even when temperature was slightly more than the previous check