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Should I get a different cylinder
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It's. Vent
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what does this "PLUG" do "  Is it a vent/ air breather on the dead end of the cylinder ?
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I reinstalled the plug but it still leaks out 5he hole in the plug
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I completely forgot to put the plug back
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Did you tighten the plug and it still leaked?    Replacing seals should not cause plug to leak.                         MACK
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The seals where tight fit when I installed them
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I dont know what seal / packing kit you used... Lets say the GROOVE in the piston was 1 inch wide and you put in 3/4 inches of seals  / rings/ packing... If the seals / rings are allowed to FLOP around in the GROOVE ( not wide enough to fill the groove TIGHT), then that could cause a leak............ sometimes the kit contains a couple slim rings to add to the seals/ packing to keep things SNUG in the groove.
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It should be a "one way" cylinder.. pressure up and float down.. The "plug" on the top should be a vent to let the air out at the top of the cylinder... If oil comes out the top, then the seals / rings on the piston were damaged / cut..... or the cylinder pipe is pitted inside.
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I recently rebuilt the loader cylinders on my wd45 and I went to use it and the right cylinder started leaking from the plug at the top of cylinder. Before the problem was bad seals but I just replaced then. Why would It leak.
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