Cuda Tears Apart a Classic RT Mag!

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  • superman
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    • Jul 2020
    • 3348
    • Mount Pleasant, SC

    #16
    Make sure the oring to the left in your reg pin pic actually fits over that brass piece. If it does not it is the wrong oring.
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    • Cdn_Cuda
      You can finish projects?!
      • Jul 2020
      • 4525
      • Vancouver, BC

      #17
      Regulator valve pin is now placed and looks significantly better.

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      I’ve also swapped the blue bumper from the Classic valve rebuilt kit with and clear one for the RT kit and replaced the spring.

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      • LukeAO
        lukescustoms.com
        • Oct 2020
        • 170
        • Arizona

        #18
        That oring installs in the nose of the regulator housing Click image for larger version

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        • Cdn_Cuda
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          Thank you, I will correct that!
      • Cdn_Cuda
        You can finish projects?!
        • Jul 2020
        • 4525
        • Vancouver, BC

        #19
        Alrighty, I’m continuing to blindly stumble along this mag rebuild, so thank you to those providing helpful tips! I’ve removed the oring and placed in what I believe is the nose of the reg housing. I really should learn what each piece is actually called….

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        • LukeAO
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          That's it, you got it
      • Cdn_Cuda
        You can finish projects?!
        • Jul 2020
        • 4525
        • Vancouver, BC

        #20
        Aired it up and…. Still leaks. Mostly out the rear of the reg but after pulling the trigger leaks worse. I believe I had not properly headed @superman’s suggestion and switched an oring that will fit around the bottom of the crown piece on the valve stem.

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        • Cdn_Cuda
          You can finish projects?!
          • Jul 2020
          • 4525
          • Vancouver, BC

          #21
          One one more little o-ring swap:
          Moving the wrong o-ring on the valve pin and replacing it with the black o-ring on my on off.

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          And success! Well mostly success. Still have a slight leak from the valve but marker seems to fire without issue. Thanks for all the help and hopefully my blind fumbling helps someone else in the future.
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          • Cdn_Cuda
            You can finish projects?!
            • Jul 2020
            • 4525
            • Vancouver, BC

            #22
            And after the brief glimmer of hope, went to shoot a couple balls and trigger is dead. It airs up and moves forward, but trigger no longer shoots or resets.

            fixed - reg pressure was too low. Cranked it and would shoot but need to troubleshoot the reg leaks as I am bleeding all my air.
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