Forum | Classifieds | Lost & Found | CGKA | Industry | Sensors | Forecast | Spots | Seattle | Decals | RSS | Facebook Events | Photos | Search | Register | Profile | Log in to check your messages | Log in  How do I isolate a slow leak?          Northwest Kiteboarding -> Gorge / Portland / Oregon Coast previous topic :: next topic   Author Message Ryan Since 14 Jul 2005 537 Posts Oregon Addicted Mon Sep 06, 10 8:33 pm    How do I isolate a slow leak? I have a slow leak in the main bladder of my 7m. It has a one pump system if that makes any difference. Anybody have some secret to finding where the leak is? Also, whats the best material to patch the bladder if thats what needs to be done. MasViento Since 03 Mar 2009 235 Posts 97031 Stoked Mon Sep 06, 10 9:33 pm    Leak http://nwkite.com/forums/t-10493.html&highlight=leading+edge+leak http://www.nwkite.com/forums/t-10293.html&highlight=valves+leak These are a few links to start with. Spray the valves and connector hoses with dish soap first before starting to screw with the LE bladder. Buena suerte _________________ Not all who wander are lost. http://juxtapixel.photoshelter.com/gallery-list Hein Since 08 Mar 2005 1314 Posts Possessed Mon Sep 06, 10 10:41 pm     another link: http://nwkite.com/forums/t-18804.html just don't scroll down to the last post.        Northwest Kiteboarding -> Gorge / Portland / Oregon Coast All times are GMT - 8 Hours Page 1 of 1   Jump to: Select a forum Northwest Kiteboarding Discussion Forum----------------Gorge / Portland / Oregon CoastFor SaleLost & FoundIndustry SoapboxCGKA  You cannot post new topics in this forum You cannot reply to topics in this forum You cannot edit your posts in this forum You cannot delete your posts in this forum You cannot vote in polls in this forum You can attach files in this forum You can download files in this forum