I saw how you opened and closed the air valves on the compressor and you did that right but the water should be Fuller. You should have a dummy plug that you put on the end of the hose and you should be able to run that compressor all the way up to 4,300 psi. Because you're only feeling a hose it should be done in very short order. If the compressor won't go over 4000 PSI then indicates that it needs to rebuild and parts are available online
It fills all other gun so it's not my compressor it's the valve in this Terminator that's to strong to open fully with this compressor but yeah it maybe weak cause it's 4 years old but I'm not going to rebuild it cause of 1 gun i may just get another compressor or a scba tank
💡YOU Sir are dealing with a clogged filter on your pump!😖 I've experienced this too many times where a piece of charcoal makes it's way into the air nozzle from the filtration system because the filter is NOT supposed to be sideways, and it falls back into the filter when the pressure subsidies. I guarantee that's what's going on here👍
@@airpower7692 The way I found out is by changing my filter out with one of the smaller one's without the charcoal, and that's when i found little chunks of charcoal rattling around in the filter. The little $9 filter solved my headache i was having for week's trying to figure out what the problem was, and by it working well on the other gun, it all depends on how the filter is sitting. Try standing the filter straight up so the air that's going into the gun is coming from the top of the filter so the filtration filler is sitting at the bottom of the filter. Hope that helps👍
@@catherineharris4746 I've taken that filter off and tried it with just the cotton one that can with the yong Heng this isn't the issue but thanks for the info
By the way let the yong heng run for at least 15 seconds with the oil bleed screw an moisture bleed screw turned out, Gotta let the motor build up the momentum this is pretty important you should never immediately start airing up a gun could very well cause damage. I run my yong heng I just fill bottles I got off acecare its 215 for a 6.8 liter without a valve I buy my valves off airgun archery fun and they are dual gauge run $56 Bam 271 dollars an you got a 6.8 liter tank with valve, It aint dot but as long as you make a good setup fore moisture removal it will be fine I will inspect my non dots after 3 years with a borecamera check for corrosion.
@@airpower7692 40 dollar for valve. I been paying 56 for these exact same ones exact I mean same gauge thread as I needed to replace a gauge asked owner for a new gauge an he sent an he said they are 7/16''-20UNF finally found em looks of good quality. Acecare sells 9 liter for $262 for a 9 liter tank 40 for valve thats 300 dollars thats budget now.
why not get a 5 liter or more 300 bar (carbon ) botlle and fill that with the compressor (topping it up ) , you got air to the range ,and also filling the gun is much easyer
$$$ is what i need for a tank they cost as much as the gun and I've to save up first at least half as much as the gun looking at $400 for a good safe tank
@@airpower7692 They are not exactly high quality gauges so yea, try a better name brand gauge (they have to cut something in order to offer a nice powerful pcp as they do for that low price). Could be the compressor's gauge as well. Both are made in China
@@SK-me9by compressor gauge matches the blitz gauge and ever other pcp I've owned except this one so the yong Heng gauge is good and the blitz gauge wouldn't fit the Terminator i tried different size threads all together
