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R3m 25 internal regulator Oring size

Anyone know if the interal Oring on the shaft inside the regulator is the same size as the spair orings that come with the gun? They aren’t breach orings, so I figured they we fill probe orings. When measured them against the one out of the reg, they were about .05mm smaller. I’m guessing its the same size and the old one has just stretched. Also, do you put any lubicating the valve stem? I about to put mine back together after an inspection due to some strange Chrony results, but I’ve also got the hst adjuster issue still, so I have no reason to beveive there is anything going on inside there, just checking everything out while it was back apart to turn it back up a tinny bit.

EdGun

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This Forum and politeness don’t play well together, young man. Shame on you !

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But I didn’t. I was being polite. 😉

quote Wanta edgun:

I may have mistyped in the original message. Is five hundredths of a milimeter. I’m starting to thing that’s not much. I usualy working with .050 inches, wich is much..

quote Sir Ville:

My R3´s (both of them) came with spare o-rings for the regulator shaft, among other rings. An o-ring of that size can,and will,easily stretch those .5 mm.

I thought of that and answered with a typo of my own (.5 vs.05). I want say sorry since you typed it wrong first ! :rofl:

Hi Wanta Edgun,

I think the O ring sizes for the REgulator are 1.5mm x 5.0mm for the shaft, and the rear is 1.5mm x 8mm

You can used a caliper to confirm.

John

I may have mistyped in the original message. Is five hundredths of a milimeter. I’m starting to thing that’s not much. I usualy working with .050 inches, wich is much..

quote Sir Ville:

My R3´s (both of them) came with spare o-rings for the regulator shaft, among other rings. An o-ring of that size can,and will,easily stretch those .5 mm.

My R3´s (both of them) came with spare o-rings for the regulator shaft, among other rings. An o-ring of that size can,and will,easily stretch those .5 mm.

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