Cut my losses or fix?

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I’ve posted before on the status of my old 1998 Beachcomber. I’m basically finished with what I guess could be described as a “soft rebuild” - I took out a lot of foam insulation, reinsulated, fixed minor leak in thermo coupler, swapped the light, and replaced an O ring. I was planning to redo the siding over the summer. Well after taking a test dip last night, I noticed there’s a somewhat substantial leak in the pipe that goes from the filter to the jets. You can’t see any hole or anything, it’s just leaking from the joint. My friend who works for a local pool/spa company and who’s helped me in the past said to cut my losses. He said “Oh yeah definitely would cut my losses. Not too easy of a fix since it’s a glued joint.”

I trust him, but I’m wondering what people on this forum think? If it’s not super hard and not crazy expensive, I’ll go for it haha

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