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I had a leak coming from the condensate pipe coming from the boiler. I put all new pipes in and cured that leak. However now I have a leak coming from where the black seal is. I had to remove and then put it back in when I replaced the rest of the pipes. Is there any reason now this would leak even though it was perfectly fine until I messed with it. Could the new plastic white pipe that I put into the black seal be to short. Any help would be appreciated.
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Yes that is possible, how much pipe did you add past the elbow and in to the black rubber bung?
 

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