when you take the spring out can you move the valve up and down easily? Mine takes alot of force to move.

 

it sticky like that should be no problem the tial valves will work better with time

 

I was in a accidnt and it broke off the manifold and was laying in the street.


I think theres somthing wrong with one of these two parts. They both look perfectly straight though.



Now when it gets to here it gets really hard to move, like tap it with a hammer to get it in/out.

 

to see if its bent, put the small end in a drill and spin it.... sometimes you cant see with the nekked eye.

 

Or roll it accross a flat surface, the more it's bent the less it woll roll smoothly.

 

Yeah i stared at it for a good 20 mins, rolled it on the counter.. i could swear its flat lol. il try the drill thing

 

my valve moves completely freely with the spring out. i good test would be to put it together and use a regulated air source to give the valve similar pressures to what you will be running and see if it opens and closes freely.

 

ya i tried that and it didnt close, thats why i thought it was broken.

 

do they sell replacement parts for Tial WG's?

 

That valve is supposed to move freely. The only tension it should havei s from the spring. It's probably no good.

 

yeah thats what I was thinking. thanks for the replies. I will try contacting tial.