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Help! Recommendations for slow air leak sealant? Firestone airbags

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Tyler

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I want to put something in my Firestone airbags to see if it might help with the slow leak they have. I’ve never used these types of things. Has anyone used anything you can spray in tires/air lines/etc?
 
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Are you sure it’s not your hose connections and/or inflation air fittings? Had the same problem had to go through everything and re-tightened and replace.
 
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Takotruck said:
Are you sure it’s not your hose connections and/or inflation air fittings? Had the same problem had to go through everything and re-tightened and replace.
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Idk, I did leak checks like 3 times over a 3-4 month timespan and never found a leak.
 
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So I had airbags before I went to Deaver stage one. The Schrader valves were leaking that was my leak point. I had to bubble soap every connection to find it. If you pump some sort of repair sealant inside those things I think you’re asking for trouble because it won’t work. Especially when you go to extreme low pressure would not under love you’ll probably get that ceiling up in your lines and then they won’t inflate.Just my opinion anyway.
 
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Did you bubble soap all connections under pressure? That’s probably the only way you’re going to find out if there’s a leak in your system.
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I did a few times. I was certain I would find the leak but found nothing. Had two friends confirm they didn’t see anything either.
 
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Takotruck said:
So I had airbags before I went to Deaver stage one. The Schrader valves were leaking that was my leak point. I had to bubble soap every connection to find it. If you pump some sort of repair sealant inside those things I think you’re asking for trouble because it won’t work. Especially when you go to extreme low pressure would not under love you’ll probably get that ceiling up in your lines and then they won’t inflate.Just my opinion anyway.
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Good to know. I wonder if switching to Presta valves would help in this case? They’re used on higher quality bicycles.
 
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