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gkagan · February 18th, 2011, 10:53

I agree that it times itself, but also like Blacksheep said, it can't hurt.

I suspect that the old nozzle is tighter on the new cylinder head than the old one, and is sticking when in the hopup, but not when disassembled.

I dropped it off at a smith yesterday and said "go nuts". I'd rather pay the $30 for him to diagnose and fix it than shotgun $50 worth of parts at it and maybe not fix it!

February 18th, 2011, 10:53	#13
gkagan Trader rating Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Massachusetts, USA	I agree that it times itself, but also like Blacksheep said, it can't hurt. I suspect that the old nozzle is tighter on the new cylinder head than the old one, and is sticking when in the hopup, but not when disassembled. I dropped it off at a smith yesterday and said "go nuts". I'd rather pay the $30 for him to diagnose and fix it than shotgun $50 worth of parts at it and maybe not fix it!