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Old 08-03-2005, 08:13 AM
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Does anyone know how to remove the packing washers if they're already packed in the body? I purchased a used RFL with 2 washers already in it and im trying to remove them. I tried putting it in the freezer and prying them out with a screwdriver, but had no luck. Any suggestions?
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Mine goes out easly just by shaking it .... I dont see how they can get stuck..
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mine are deffinately stuck.... badly
Old 08-04-2005, 05:51 AM
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wouldnt the freezer be the opposite of what you want? heat expands things cold shrinks them..thats what i thought at least.
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yeah your right, you would have to heat the outside as it would be a lot easier than cooling the inside
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im not sure about what the main body of the bov is made from so its hard to say if the washers will expand more/less than the body so heat it up and see if that works...take anything rubber out of course
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i tried heating the body while the washers were cold, still no luck. i may have to just live with it
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i never had washers in mine....whats the purpose anyways to tighten the spring???
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Are they rusted in there?
Old 08-04-2005, 04:32 PM
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not rusted, they just look like they were forced in there and have a tight fit with the body. Yes, they are for increasing spring pressure, but i dont need them.
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