4 downstream injectors. Still not pulling soap

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Curious, what injector is that? My GP doesn’t have that fitting on the barb. You also want to get some reinforced line to prevent collapse.

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I want to say that specific one is a cheap one from amazon? Since than I have upgraded to the high draw injectors from pressuretek.

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Get rid of that 1/4 " chem hose and get ya a 1/4" poly braided hose. If that isnt the problem which I don’t think it is at this moment, It will be when its summer time and collapses because its hot out bubby, IMO I’m thinking its the hose reel.
My bad didn’t read that you already bypassed the reel. Does it draw soap with no gun and no ball valve ?

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Not sure. I will try that and get back to you.

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Alright so it pulls soap without the gun attached…

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Yes now it pulls without the gun attached. Does that mean a new gun is needed or

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Yep. It sounds like you may have had 2 separate issues.

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yep, get a ST 2315 and you should be set

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Yeah the first being my tape job being horrible lol. Thanks for the help man

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Alright and I shouldn’t have to worry about my j rod tips right ? These should work?

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Don’t know. What size are they. Easy way is to try and see

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@Hsobaszek I would recommend tweaking the angle of the of the two outermost tips on the j-rod. I know that when I use mine (and I’m still a newbie to all this myself) I prefer for the fan tips to be straight up and down when the j-rod naturally hangs of the end of the wand. Hopefully that makes sense.

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I see a 0040, 2515, and cant see the rest.

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Will try that. thanks

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2515, 2550, 0040, 0015

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Cut them apart. Put the 2525 and 0015 in the trash can with the reel and ball valve. Build up some weld between the remaining two so they are separated more and easier to couple/uncouple.

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So the other 2 will be fine for soaping and rinsing on the 2315

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Oh stop already.:laughing::laughing:

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My cans gonna be full man lol

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You might need a bigger can If you listen to me, but I am being honest. The high pressure nozzles are technically made to stop the soap flow, which they do, but they create to much pressure to wash siding with. I use a three way, but the high pressure tip is to bend over and pop gum in breezeways. Use a ball valve to switch from soap to rinse.

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