@Remus1956 I usually go by what a visual inspection and a dunk test tells me, if they look and feel good, and no bubbles from a dunk test then I'm...
...is even a tiny loss of pressure they get really anemic. Dunk test! Or just change fill cap gasket. Can make a big difference. And yes,...
...cleaning needle will block jet. First thing I do on these is a dunk test to see what leaks. Open fill cap a bit, put stove in freezer for a...
Better a leak in water/dunk test tgan leaking gasoline in a hot stove.
Freezer test. Loosen cap before placing in freezer, when removing from freezer then tighten cap before dunking in hot water. Cap may need a...
...and it holds pressure i go about my business and use the stove. If it does not, then you'll have to do a dunk test unless the problem is obvious.
You can check for leaks by leaving fuel cap loose, place in freezer for 10 or 15 minutes, filling a sink or large pot with hot water while...
A dunk test is the 'order of the day'.
The dunk test is a great tool for diagnosis/location of pressure holding trouble.
...Just tighten the packing nut at the valve if it leaks, a bit at a time. If it's not bubbling when you dunk test it, it's not leaking. Good...
...on the tank, and have not yet done the undoubtedly more accurate dunk test others have described. My hope is that a new reserve-cap seal will...
...soaked it in oil for a couple of hours before carrying out a dunk test. 25 pumps and dunked in hot water, no leaks found, no bubbles so no...
...still think this sounds like a leak somewhere. Have you done the dunk test? I've only used the pump per the early '70s instructions. Caveat...
...Stesco? I took the one in the above post, did a freezer dunk test and found that the lead disc in the cap needed to be worn to seal fully, I...
Dunk test.
...[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] I'll reassemble and attempt a dunk test when I get some time tomorrow. I was going to try an impact gun and...
Dunk test with pump rod removed.
Nicely preserved tin, at least! Where was it leaking, out of interest?
...You should do a pressure test to see where the leak is. Look up "dunk test" on this site to see how. If it needs a lot of pumping, that...
...again at a suitable interval before they become untrustworthy. A dunk test is a very good idea. If you are going to chicken out of replacing...
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