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Vfc nozzle

Untamedlemon · 2013-02-16 23:18:05

Hi lads, so I was cleaning my gun today and realised that the air nozzle on my v2 vfc gearbox won't spring back and forth when the spring is in the least compressed position, only when it most compressed. I reckon that this is to do with the sector chip......anyone have any knowledge on this. Thanks Btw the gun fires…

16-02-2013 11:18pm

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Hi lads, so I was cleaning my gun today and realised that the air nozzle on my v2 vfc gearbox won't spring back and forth when the spring is in the least compressed position, only when it most compressed. I reckon that this is to do with the sector chip......anyone have any knowledge on this. Thanks
Btw the gun fires flawlessly.

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#2 16-02-2013 11:51pm

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Untamedlemon wrote: »

Hi lads, so I was cleaning my gun today and realised that the air nozzle on my v2 vfc gearbox won't spring back and forth when the spring is in the least compressed position, only when it most compressed. I reckon that this is to do with the sector chip......anyone have any knowledge on this. Thanks
Btw the gun fires flawlessly.

If it's firing flawless then there is nothing wrong, not being sarcastic when I say that now, just leave it be unless it drastically effects performance.

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#3 17-02-2013 2:54am

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This may be of some help:
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2056870539

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#4 17-02-2013 8:40am

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.K.A.L.I.M.A. wrote: »

This may be of some help:
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2056870539

but the op said its shooting perfectly.

when the gearbox is in the "rest" position after shooting the tappet plate is slightly pulled back towards the rear, which is why there is not much movement in the air nozzle, this is normal.

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#5 17-02-2013 9:32am

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So correct me if I'm wrong here but is this the work of a sector chip or just something to do with the vfc gearboxes?

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#6 17-02-2013 12:07pm

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Untamedlemon wrote: »

So correct me if I'm wrong here but is this the work of a sector chip or just something to do with the vfc gearboxes?

Nothing to do with the VFC gearbox at all. It is completely normal behaviour for any standard gearbox as Thermo rightly mentioned earlier:)

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#7 17-02-2013 12:08pm

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Rooky1 wrote: »

Nothing to do with the VFC gearbox at all. It is completely normal behaviour for any standard gearbox as Thermo rightly mentioned earlier:)

Ohhhh I see now, thanks

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