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hello all

just to let you all know i finalised the purchase of the valves today and they should all be delivered by weeks end hopefully as promised.

cheers oxford

Got mine today awesome.!

Will leave trader feedback :)

fitted it today

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i put an extra rubber washer thingy on so that its angled down a little more and wont shoot the oil out sideways when i empty it

I recieved mine today :laugh: Thanks... BUT, I thought they had a double locking like where its sits in closed, I thought there was another one on the other side to lock it in Open :laugh:

wont have to worry bout a lock holding it open as it will hold itself open whilst draining, they are a fairly tight tolerance valve so they will stay put in the position you choose until you switch it back.

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