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November 13th, 2012, 12:50
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Looking at that kit I'm happy to see that it kinda resembles the KJ M4 design too. When I had a KJ I had 5 used mags and none of them had a leak of any sort
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April 16th, 2013, 15:01
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I'm going to add my 2 cents here. For those who done this and find that their mags still leak.
First: Preparation Preparation is the key when doing a job like this. Degreasing every parts that are going to be in contact with the gasket maker thoroughly will do wonders and insure a tight none leaky seal. Second: Less is more Too much gasket maker will reduce the mags capacity in gas as this surplus will take up valuable real estate in the reservoir. Third: DO NOT overtighten the valves If the valves are tight and it's still leaking, do not overtighten them, you'll make thing worse by crushing or even cutting the o-ring. I use o-ring grease that is found in pool supplies shop. They are rubber safe and work Wonders on leaky orings. Hope this helps
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