Youde (UD) Parts - Where can I find a fill screw?

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Not sure this is the correct place to post this but it's gotta be close.

I'm looking for a replacement fill screw (or 5) for the Youde Goblin. Does anyone know where I can order parts for the Youde Goblin ??? The head on mine is getting very worn, as the threading was off to begin with but I used it anyway. The next time I take out the fill screw, I'm not going to want to put it back in for fear of not being able to get it out again.

I've been filling it from the top, but have to wait until the juice is all but gone, as the vacuum will flood the tank if not.

If I can't find one, maybe I could retrofit a rubber plug in it's place. dunno. At the moment, all I want is some spare fill screws.

Any clues ????

 

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bumperoonie....no one knows. delightful. lol

 

[roxynoodle]

Take it to a hardware store. Even if they don't have the perfect one, you should at least be able to find out if its m2, m2.5, m3, etc.

When you top fill, block your airholes, fill, begin screwing on the top cap, then invert it for that last twist. Leave it inverted and open the airholes. Give it 20-30 seconds, then flip it back over and put it back on your mod.

 

[doofy666]

Sizing is not a problem. The goblin leaflet gives the size as M3 x 4mm. The problem is the non standard size of head. The head is only about .5mm wider than the threads.

A grub screw is bound to leak, but it might be worth trying a nylon one.

 

[Thraizer]

You can make your own fill screw, from the youde goblin thread post #871 my fix for the leaky fill hole http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/rta/637657-youde-goblin-88.html

 

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but it might be worth trying a nylon one.

Maybe. They would probably fail after only a few uses, but that could be an easy and cheap option to get several ready for use. Thanks!

 

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You can make your own fill screw, from the youde goblin thread post #871 my fix for the leaky fill hole http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/rta/637657-youde-goblin-88.html

That rocks. Looks like I'm in for some tinkering soon.