[Boged17]

Got my excal tool kit the other day and I finally had time to sit down and try to use it, when I realized I only ever used a tool kit on my old Vikings and I remember the procedure being different, but now how. Woops lol, so a locations in laymens terms would be appreciated, such as left back tube, right back tube, left front tube, etc. I looked, searched, and knew that this was a no brainer to most people on this forum, so I figured I would ask. Thanks for taking the time to look!

[MeuroM]

Back left, replaces the hammer cargridge.

[Boged17]

Thank you for the help! However, testing the lpr, and the hpr, has revealed they are running at 72 psi and 200 psi respectively, and my excal will not shoot more than 50 feet. The gun was shooting fine, then I bought myself an ebisu board for christmas, and the excal seems to dislike change as much as I do. I am just using the stock settings, with the 'mode' set to excal eyes on. Any ideas on what to start playing with first? Or does this sound like something other than a board issue? Again any help is appreciated!

[fsrxc1]

What year excal is it...what is your dwell...sounds like a board issue

[Boged17]

2004, I think the stock dwell is set at 10, I've heard to bump it up near 12 or more. I tried 12 before I ordered the tool kit to check it out, and it still had fairly severe shoot down issues, but the first ball shot at around what I wanted it to.

[yuik]

how are your detents, what size bore you using did you put new battery in

[TheePsycho]

How is your battery? You could using your previous board again and make sure that still makes it fire.

[Boged17]

Just bought new batteries, they shouldn't be the problem. Paint/barrel match was actually very good, a .684 back with paint that was snug and took a big breath from me in the blow test to get it to dislodge. I haven't checked the detents, but, the time elapsed between the gun shooting fine and the board being installed (less than a week) I don't think they have gone bad. I can definitely check though.

[TheePsycho]

I would try the previous board and see if it still fires, if so then I would talk to will at Tadao. It also is possible that the wires to the board could be loose, check your connections.