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Old Mar 24th, 2013, 11:14   #1
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when using a 12v tyre inflator, one of the tyre valves sticks open but if i gently push the valve in with a sharp end then it closes and doesnt lose any air.

I ordered a valve key, will that fix it? do i just gently tighten the valve?
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You may need a new valve core; you can buy them as a pack of spares, although I have a whole load after salvaging them from broken bike inner tubes. We have much the same with our wheel barrow tyre, I tightened it up and seems to hold air now after I plugged the puncture in it.
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