FX Air leaks fx panthera elemination process.

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Justinford

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I've got a major leak but it hasn't been easy to find. As of now I have my bottles removed and that half of the reciever is depresurised. The plenum side is still under pressure and so I decided to leave it overnight and when I checked the next day it held the same. obviously this indicates something as in the air leak is not on the plenum side? So where should I look or for that matter not look? Would the valve or seat be leaking if the plenum isn't leaking?
 
I fund a leak of my Panthera by this screw nearby the manometers.

I just tighten it and leak disappeared.

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Justinford said:
I've got a major leak but it hasn't been easy to find. As of now I have my bottles removed and that half of the reciever is depresurised. The plenum side is still under pressure and so I decided to leave it overnight and when I checked the next day it held the same. obviously this indicates something as in the air leak is not on the plenum side? So where should I look or for that matter not look? Would the valve or seat be leaking if the plenum isn't leaking?
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The plenum is what feeds the valve so no it's after the regulator
 
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