How to fix a pressure washer gun trigger.

We will show you how we fixed our MTM pressure washer gun and how we took it apart and put it back together.

[@danielbrowniel]

I'm no rocket scientist but the O ring probably got carried by the water from a place where the water came from.

[@BiggMo]

Brass is soft. Don’t use an adjustable wrench on brass fittings, you need well fitted fixed wrenches. Ideally a 6 point box wrench,

[@shaneh9524]

You can see the o ring seat down in the gun itself when you held it in front of the camera

[@8SecSleeper]

Could be from a check ball for the pressure washer. Theres two for each of the pressure washer pistons. Itll he down on pressure compared to new.

[@prakashmr9817]

Hi super

[@user-tv7kr7ef2g]

Hola

[@TheDroneOperator.]

is this a joke? you didnt see the o-ring on the second one at the base of the spring?????

[@MasteringHow-To]

Going to leak without that o ring…

[@rebeccaelya9966]

I wast thinking the same thing .

[@capicolaspicy]

Unless that o-ring broke and then got blown through the pump outlet and jammed there in the trigger valve, though how it got by the side of the ball bearing and into the spring body is hard to figure!

[@luiscarballolopez3313]

You wrong it does not need o ring it is only the ball

[@sierratrey]

Super simple yet extremely flawed design. The brass will crack due to stress. it won’t take much torque either.

[@pantac4493]

Every pressure wash gun I seen is made like that. It doesn’t crack