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Old May 11th, 2008, 04:30 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Quote: (Originally Posted by scorpora)View Post
Hi there,

Recently I have purchased 2 inflator hoses for my drysuit from GO DIVING BELGIUM. When I was ready to jump in I open the valve from my drysuit tank and then I hear that FSSSSSSSHHHH sound; well, nevermind, after all I´ve got the another brand new hose, 3´to substituite them and now ......... get another FSSSSSSSHHHHH, so the two brand new hoses are useless.

Although I send an emabil to GO DIVING BELGIUM and there is no answer I would like to know if there is a way to fix or repair that.

PD. THIS HAVE BEEN HAPPEN TO ME BEFORE WITH HALCYON HOSES, this it´s why decided to get from another brands.

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Where are they leaking? If they are leaking out the Quick Disconnect fitting, the most likley cause is a loose Schrader (tire valve) Core.

You need a longish valve core tool to snug it up. If that doesn't work you might try a new scharder core, they are common and inexpensive, virtually all auto tires use them and so do many bike inner tubes.

If the hose is leaking aorund a crimp you need a new hose.

We purchase the plated brass hose ends in bulk, with the Schrader Valve Core already installed. We had a few cases where the core was not snuggly torqued, now we check and tighten every one.

Good luck,

Tobin
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