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Old 03-04-2021, 04:30 PM
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Have now tested both bags and no leak, no leak in the connections on bags or any of the ones on the compressor itself. The compressor starts, but dont raise - so i pulled the hose for the intake filter and nothing happened, just that it pushes air out of this hose and does not suck in. My guess is that the piston rings are screwed so that it needs an overhaul of the piston rings and it will work again. Anyone done this job before?
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