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Just to put a conclusion to this, I’ve fixed it. All by myself! Lol

I took the 22mm to 15mm T coupling off just to have a gander and found this bit inside. Now I don’t know if it was designed as a non return or what but it was what was causing all the problem and intermittent pressure loss at times.

It must have been moving about it there and blocking the flow at times. Anyway, all sorted. Cheers for the help lads....

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I would say it's a dust cap for when your installing it but shouldn't be left in

Glad you found the problem
 
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