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Damaged Tubing?

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jcll2002

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I saw this and i wasnt sure what happened. It looks like a scratch/cut on the tubing. there are no leaks.

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Its really hard to capture.

Thanks.
 
could be a surface scratch. Id say leave it alone, and just monitor it for a while.
 
Sufu said:
could be a surface scratch. Id say leave it alone, and just monitor it for a while.
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QFT.

If it's not leaking visibly, it's almost definitely not all the way through. In which case it's probably fine to leave for a good whlie. Just keep an eye on it.

If you start fiddling at all, then you really need to replace that section of tubing. The crack could get longer/deeper if the tubing is flexed at all. Not a chance worth taking - especially considering how cheap the peace of mind would be.
 
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