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Laughing Gas
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Normally it pops out due to spring pressure which tells me you probably have a broken spring. if Im not mistaken the spring is exposed on the reverse side? You may have to drill and tap the pressure boost valve, not the sleeve, insert a screw and pull it. Make sure to look for damage inside the bearing surface, may require a new valve body.
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Normally it pops out due to spring pressure which tells me you probably have a broken spring. if Im not mistaken the spring is exposed on the reverse side? You may have to drill and tap the pressure boost valve, not the sleeve, insert a screw and pull it. Make sure to look for damage inside the bearing surface, may require a new valve body.
Laughing Gas
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Seems that the pressure boost valve and/or sleeve have dug a valley into the bore. Similar to removing a U-joint try to grab onto the sleeve and twist a bit. I'm 90% sure the bore is shot at this point of which you can re-bore and get an oversize kit or (my recommendation) you can just get a new valve body.
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