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12-12-2003, 03:33 PM
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My first thought was ambient temperature too. But you'd think the rate would return to normal when the ambient temperature went back to normal? (Or go to a higher rate since the needle valve was opened a bit.) This doesn't happen.
 Do you (should you) teflon any of your joins? What's a good way to check for leaks? Soapy water?
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