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Originally Posted by GaleForce It's the top fitting, the threads are dry, I witness oil escaping from the swivel seal... the tapered flare side of the fitting, apologies for the
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If the swivel leaks, it will always leak. If the flare leaks, something is wrong with the flare and it requires inspection to know if it can be made to not leak or not. |
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If you have changed all fittings, elbows, and the adaptor that is screwed into the tapped block, or what ever its tapped into(cant really tell)
You can try using a small amount of stainless steel Teflon tape on the leaking threads? Also double check that the elbow and hose is 100% clean and clear from any obstructions that may be causing the oil to not flow 100% forcing it to find the weakest point to leak... Last edited by Luciano13; 08-16-2014 at 05:19 PM. |
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Then the flare is leaking at the elbow, not at the threads. The swivel is dry. The anodizing inside the flare looks ok, no scratches or groves or gouges, same for the fitting at the sandwich plate. ![]() I'm going to order new fittings for the sandwich plate as that's the only thing I haven't replaced yet. Thanks for the help guys ![]()
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I have some tools and oil packed. I'll keep an eye on the oil pressure gauge and giver.
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