An ego-t type b tank leaking problem

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JMA375HH

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I have the ego t and had the same problem I found the silicone caps to soft so I went back to a new tank, but instead of popping the cap off and filling I punture the empty tank first then remove the tank and fill with surenge. Since I have done this the leaking has stopped completely. I found that removing the cap each time to fill weakened the seal around the cap and thats what produced the leaking. Hope this helps

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I gave up on the tanks all together and went to cartomizers for the same reason. Give the Boge 3.0 or 2.0 a hard look. they are cheaper than the tank attys by far and require alot less maint.

I agree, I liked the tanks and started having the leaking issues with the silicon caps even before using the tank, I used SR, LR, type A and B and my juice was 100%VG juice. I hope, for the sake of a lot of noobs, that the ego-c corrects the leaking issues. I haven't had any issues with the boge's yet and the 2 ohm on an ego batt is a nice vape. Then add a chibi tank and vape for a day without refilling
 

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I have the ego t and had the same problem I found the silicone caps to soft so I went back to a new tank, but instead of popping the cap off and filling I punture the empty tank first then remove the tank and fill with surenge. Since I have done this the leaking has stopped completely. I found that removing the cap each time to fill weakened the seal around the cap and thats what produced the leaking. Hope this helps
JMA
Good idea! I think I will try that with my B tank.

Todd, I had the same problem with my B's (although thicker juice helps a bit). Recently I only use my eGo-T A tanks (cone shaped) and have absolutely no leaking or any problems at all. I love them.
 
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