Mr. Sony does the needle bounce? A dry or gummy spot will cause that. You can remove the cable, flush with housing with solvent, then lube the cable and re-assemble. That worked for me. But a squeal may be the gauge itself.
Oddly, it bounces significantly less now. This weekend it will be dealt with.Mr. Sony does the needle bounce? A dry or gummy spot will cause that. You can remove the cable, flush with housing with solvent, then lube the cable and re-assemble. That worked for me. But a squeal may be the gauge itself.
Thats what I did. If it is the gasket that is leaking and not a hose I think I have a metal one around or can source one.I'm chasing the thread! I'll answer here too. "Mr.Sony sometimes the aluminum housings suck and don't want to seal. I have a cast iron housing on my 301 and it never leaks anymore. Also try surfacing it on a sheet of sandpaper on a pane of glass. Then schmear a bit of UltraBlack on the gaskets when you button it up. "
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