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Tyre Valve Cores - Short 43mm - Pack Of 4 - WOT-NOTS PWN172

Tyre Valve Cores - Short 43mm - Pack Of 4 - WOT-NOTS PWN172

These Wot-Nots Tyre Valve Cores are a normal length of 43mm and come in a pack of 4. They can be u...

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This guide is for cyclists looking to replace their tyre valve cores. The WOT-NOTS Tyre Valve Cores offer a reliable solution for maintaining tyre pressure. However, these cores are only compatible with certain cycles. This guide will cover everything you need to know about these valve cores, from their features and usage to troubleshooting common issues.

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Model Part NumberPWN172
BrandWOT-NOTS

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FAQs

What is the length of these valve cores?

The valve cores are 43mm in length.

How many valve cores are included in a pack?

Each pack contains 4 valve cores.

What is the brand of these valve cores?

The brand is WOT-NOTS.

What is the model number of these valve cores?

The model number is PWN172.

How do I check for leaks after installing a new valve core?

Apply soapy water to the valve and look for bubbles.

What tools do I need to replace a valve core?

You may need a valve core removal tool or small pliers.

Troubleshooting

Tyre loses pressure after replacing the core.

Check the valve core for a tight seal. Ensure the valve stem is clean and free of debris. Use soapy water to detect any leaks.

Valve core is difficult to remove.

Use a valve core removal tool or small pliers to carefully remove the core. Apply penetrating oil if necessary.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Easy to replace.
  • Comes in a pack of four, providing spares.
  • Maintains tyre pressure effectively.

Cons

  • Only compatible with certain cycles.
  • Requires basic mechanical knowledge for installation.
  • Small parts can be easily lost.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

These valve cores are compatible with some cycles, ensuring proper inflation. To install a new valve core:

  1. Remove the old core: Use a valve core removal tool or small pliers.
  2. Clean the valve stem: Ensure the valve stem is free from debris.
  3. Insert the new core: Screw the new valve core into the valve stem until it is snug.
  4. Inflate the tyre: Inflate the tyre to the recommended pressure.
  5. Check for leaks: Apply soapy water to the valve to check for air leaks.

To care for your valve cores, inspect them regularly for damage. Keep the valve stem clean and free from dirt and debris. Avoid over-tightening the valve core during installation.

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