Mar 22, 2024 8:02 PM
brianinDenver81
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skipweasel
You could try running a soldering iron along the well-dried crack, but a new part or second-hand from eBay probably isn't much.
ShaiHaluud
You can try a 2 part plastic epoxy to limp it along until a new one shows up
AisforApple
Replace. Flex Seal might limp you along until the new part is delivered, but it will always be a time bomb.
nocommennts
Of you must, buy resin and cast the whole thing in a big block of resin...
TheOriginalAmberRose
It's a pressure line. Replace it. And check the others.
cosinewave
Your problem is not a leak, it is loss of structural integrity of a part with multiple connections and that carry pressurized liquid. Replace the part
skipweasel
You could try running a soldering iron along the well-dried crack, but a new part or second-hand from eBay probably isn't much.
ShaiHaluud
You can try a 2 part plastic epoxy to limp it along until a new one shows up
AisforApple
Replace. Flex Seal might limp you along until the new part is delivered, but it will always be a time bomb.
nocommennts
Of you must, buy resin and cast the whole thing in a big block of resin...
TheOriginalAmberRose
It's a pressure line. Replace it. And check the others.
cosinewave
Your problem is not a leak, it is loss of structural integrity of a part with multiple connections and that carry pressurized liquid. Replace the part