infamous problem

[timmyballa]

ok well i got a infamous timmy and while im shooting my lpr gauge pressure setting is moving like crazy and the bolt will seem to get stuck when its going forward any know wut to do

[DOC-07]

so your guage on the lpr is jumping around, or the adjustment screw is, if its the adjustment screw, which is what it sounds like, a small dab of BLUE locktite in the last few threads will stop that and it will hold even if you have to make an adjustment, its there just to add some friction, let me know if that works for you.

[timmyballa]

so your guage on the lpr is jumping around, or the adjustment screw is, if its the adjustment screw, which is what it sounds like, a small dab of BLUE locktite in the last few threads will stop that and it will hold even if you have to make an adjustment, its there just to add some friction, let me know if that works for you.

nah thats not it ive got locktite on it already
EDIT: nvm i dont have that but wont locktite keep the screw stuck ?

[DOC-07]

no, if you use very little, and if you would prefer, you can take the screw out and wrap it in thread tape, and then put it back in, the thread tape might work better if you dont want a stuck screw, if you use to much locktite

[timmyballa]

no, if you use very little, and if you would prefer, you can take the screw out and wrap it in thread tape, and then put it back in, the thread tape might work better if you dont want a stuck screw, if you use to much locktite

well i have like a liquid tephlon on it already

[DOC-07]

the tape usually works better, how much does it move when you shoot, from your first post, it sounds like it will back all the way out

[GOD]

Check the spring, if its scratching the inside of the lpr body then it could be getting stuck with the value open causing pressure spikes. The bolt getting stuck foreward is a sided effect of having too high a lpr pressure. Keep that up and you will blow your noid like i did.

[timmyballa]

Check the spring, if its scratching the inside of the lpr body then it could be getting stuck with the value open causing pressure spikes. The bolt getting stuck foreward is a sided effect of having too high a lpr pressure. Keep that up and you will blow your noid like i did.

hmm im running the lpr at like 65-70? that to high?

[DOC-07]

you can run them there, what he is saying tho, is that your reg might be sticking open, and allowing alot more than your set pressure into the lp system, and that will blow your noid.

[Squirlly]

hmm im running the lpr at like 65-70? that to high?

That's right where I run my lpr an my 2k4 Alias.

-Tim