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Old 06-04-2005, 07:50 PM
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I filled my 10lb tnt bottle yesterday, this morning I noticed a heasing sound comming from the fitting where you hook up the blow down tube to...I sprayed water on that one fitting and it bubbles up pretty good....what do I have to do to fix this problem? do I just use teflon tape to seal the threads?
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Teflon paste would work much better.
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If it's coming out where the blow down tube is I would say the relief valve is bad on your bottle. Either that or you have some serious pressure in there.
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doooooon't use teflon tape...it'll clog your system
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If it's coming out where the blow down tube is I would say the relief valve is bad on your bottle. Either that or you have some serious pressure in there.

Ill wait till I empty the bottle, remove the blow down fitting and use teflon pase...if that does not work would tnt help me out on this issue?
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Originally Posted by 1320_PERFORMANCE
I filled my 10lb tnt bottle yesterday, this morning I noticed a heasing sound comming from the fitting where you hook up the blow down tube to...I sprayed water on that one fitting and it bubbles up pretty good....what do I have to do to fix this problem? do I just use teflon tape to seal the threads?

If it was leaking where the blow off cap tightens to the valve, just try tightening the cap, if that dosent work give me a call on monday and I will get you another one on the way..
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Originally Posted by 1320_PERFORMANCE
Ill wait till I empty the bottle, remove the blow down fitting and use teflon pase...if that does not work would tnt help me out on this issue?
alright Mark.never use tape use the paste teflon.if its still leaks send it back.good luck man.
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My instructions said to install the blow down tube fitting with dry threads
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Yes,
Do not use paste on this part.It should seal with dry threads.Do as David said.If tightening it does not stop it.You probley have a bad blow off disk.
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Originally Posted by Nitro Dave's Nitrous Outlet
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Do not use paste on this part.It should seal with dry threads.Do as David said.If tightening it does not stop it.You probley have a bad blow off disk.
Dave

Tightened up the thread yesterday after reading David@TNT's reply...re-checked bottle pressure on gauge and it came all the way down to 3/4 hundred PSI..Dave@TNT Ill be sending you a pm....thanks guys...
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Just Wanna thank Dave @ TNT for the great and fast customer service...




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