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This is what book says:"The LPG regulators used on Agosy Motor Homes are designed for low pressure(inches of water column) service with a normal outlet pressure setting of 11" W.C. Only personal trained in the proper procedures, codes, standards, etc. should service regulators. Periodicaly inspect the regulator. Visualy inspect the regulator each time the tank is refilled. Make sure the regulator vent opening on both the first and second stage regulators does not become plugged by mud, insects, snow,ice, paint, etc. Vents must remain open. Replace any regulator that has had water in the spring case, or shows evidence of external corrosion, or corrosion inside the spring case. Closely examine regulators directly connected to the container valve by means of a solid POL adapter(horizontal mounting) for signe of corrosion. (An Argosy Service Center is recommended for this service)" After all that you probably need to replace it I don't know if that part is still available the newer ones are two pieces connected together. It might be simpler to get a newer regulator they are not that expensive I got one for my newer mh at a hardware store.Just have to make sure it will fit probably won,t bolt up wher the other one is mine is just held up by being attached to the valve.Don't know what kind of shopping options you have but you could go to a regular propane store .If no luck at hardware or rv store. Hope this helps.Just took a closer look at Argosy regulator does not bolt up. What I would do would be to take both the regulator and the piece that is leaking with you when you go for another one.
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