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Definite improvement, but still hearing some noise.
After turning stop tap fully open, and thinking the sound was perhaps less as a result, I would say it's actually as it was...So, could it be that, as suggested earlier, it is a result of the PRV working, or any other thoughts?

As before, any help is appreciated, thanks.
 
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