pgp non-cartridge valve chamber plug sleeve question

BE_Rogue · 12-13-2006, 12:44 PM

I have a leaky non-cartridge valve PGP. it was an abandoned semi-project.
It leaks several places, I've ordered a valve seal kit for it. I think this may fix a majority of leaks.

The thing that bothers me: I took it apart and it seems to be missing the chamber plug sleeve. Instead it had an o-ring similar to the one on the exhaust valve.
Can you replace the chamber plug sleeve with an O-ring ?
I imagine that if you could it would need to smaller than the one that was in there. (to fit inbetween the bigger sleeve/shelve and the chamber plug face. To fit in the same fashion as the original sleeve.)
Any advice is appreciated.

c6quad · 12-13-2006, 01:25 PM

there is no o-ring that goes between the brass sleeve and chamber plug. the o-ring goes on the chamber plug itself and is smaller than the o-ring that goes between the exhaust valve and brass sleeve.

12-13-2006, 12:44 PM	#1 (permalink)
BE_Rogue Active Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: central florida, Polk Posts: 149	pgp non-cartridge valve chamber plug sleeve question I have a leaky non-cartridge valve PGP. it was an abandoned semi-project. It leaks several places, I've ordered a valve seal kit for it. I think this may fix a majority of leaks. The thing that bothers me: I took it apart and it seems to be missing the chamber plug sleeve. Instead it had an o-ring similar to the one on the exhaust valve. Can you replace the chamber plug sleeve with an O-ring ? I imagine that if you could it would need to smaller than the one that was in there. (to fit inbetween the bigger sleeve/shelve and the chamber plug face. To fit in the same fashion as the original sleeve.) Any advice is appreciated. __________________ N.O.'M.A.A.M. #3 My Hungry Feedback Thread.

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12-13-2006, 01:25 PM	#2 (permalink)
c6quad MCB Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: NC Posts: 4,389	there is no o-ring that goes between the brass sleeve and chamber plug. the o-ring goes on the chamber plug itself and is smaller than the o-ring that goes between the exhaust valve and brass sleeve.