Apparently AF send instructions on how to leak test their tank prior to fitting, does anyone have a copy they could share on here?
Thanks
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strange they don,t do this prior to supplying them.
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Indeeda.lo.v2 wrote:strange they don,t do this prior to supplying them.
Im not sure thats a good idea... I read it somewhere, but I didn't read whyTimbo wrote:Fill up with water and look for leaks.............
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Best way is to put the cap on and block the breather. Use a schraeder valve and plug into the tap connection. Give it some pumps until pressure is felt then hold underwater.
so, if you buy one , test it and it leaks ,do they refund your return costs ? or joe bloggs labour hours for making it fit for purpose ??
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AF refund return postage costs???. I sent a faulty piston back and asked them to put 4 piston circlips in the replacement box. The scumbags still charged me a fiver to send it back to me.
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Had similar with another dealer that totally cocked up an order , incorrect parts and missing parts etc . I want to order an additional gear selector trunnion thingy as they would send another.packet anyway, they wanted charge £8 for post!davet wrote:AF refund return postage costs???. I sent a faulty piston back and asked them to put 4 piston circlips in the replacement box. The scumbags still charged me a fiver to send it back to me.