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    Default Re: Leaking Ultra Flow- Just replaced...

    Could be either the pump seal, or the pump body O-ring.

    => It's very easy to damage a pump seal when installing it. Also, running it dry, even for just a minute or two, can damage it.

    => Large body O-rings like that are usually a beast to get back into place. Pinch the O-ring and it leaks. Get a bit of grit on the O-ring and it leaks.

    If you look carefully, you may be able to tell whether it's leaking at the seal, or at the body O-ring.

    Good luck!

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    Default Re: Leaking Ultra Flow- Just replaced...

    The pump body o ring is the largeeat one , that essentially sits just behind that large stainless compression band , correct ?

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    Default Re: Leaking Ultra Flow- Just replaced...

    Yep, that's it.

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    Default Re: Leaking Ultra Flow- Just replaced...

    Let me ask you this: Does the silicone lube aid in sealing or does it just prevent the rubber from sticking to surfaces? I was pretty conservative with its use when I applied it...

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