My DCT flooded so bad I'm getting hot juice flowing in to my mouth is there any way to solve this or do I just replace it?
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DCT flooding
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If it flooded on its own, you may have too large or too many holes in the carto for the juice you're using (thin). If that is the case, the only option is to replace the carto with one with fewer or smaller holes then clean/save this one for thicker juice.
Flooded it's self twice. And it sucked because the first time Iwas driving home. I almost broke down and bought analogs before getting home
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Oh yeah, when you blow out the carto, do it from the drip-tip end and put your fingers over the holes in the side of the carto. You want to blow it out through the air inlet holes at the base of the carto. Then, wipe of the connector before reusing.
Yeah, sounds like the carto and juice don't match. What kind of carto you using and what VG/PG ratio in your juice?
P.S. Glad you resisted the urge to go for an analog. You might want to get a few plain ol' non-punched cartomizers and fill them with your fave juice then keep those with you as emergency backups to your tank.
It's an st carto and it's a 50/50 mix of some of the best butter rum i've ever had
Hmmm...50/50 is usually not too thin.
Is the carto punched or drilled and how many holes?
Is the carto punched or drilled and how many holes?
You weren't fiddling with the tank caps (pulling off and popping back on) while the carto and juice were in it, were you? I've done than and manage to flood the snot out of it.
Single hole standard size about 1mm. No matter I replaced it. I put my emergency back up in the truck so no worries about the stinkies coming back
This is what I've found as well.
I had an issue similar to the OP. single hole in cart, 60/40 juice with no problems in other tanks set up the same way...came down to the o-rings on the tank cap itself...with a little fiddling it was back in service with no problems.
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