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moe
Senior Member
Re: Fill/bleed and flush a system
Monday, March 3rd 2003, 11:27pm
hi and welcome...
i think, it would be not bad, if you install a T-part (in german t-stück) to plug a piece of tube with an cork to flush out.
for refilling the tip ahead would be the only possibility and is really easy to realize
greetz
i think, it would be not bad, if you install a T-part (in german t-stück) to plug a piece of tube with an cork to flush out.
for refilling the tip ahead would be the only possibility and is really easy to realize
greetz
EpS
Senior Member
Re: Fill/bleed and flush a system
Monday, March 3rd 2003, 11:33pm
Quoted from "Flying_Dutchman"
[klugscheiß]The right grammer would look like this: "Unplug all cables and lay your case on its back..."[/klugscheiß]
Sorry, ich weiß nich, was Klugscheiß auf Englisch heißt...
;D
Der war gut...
Aber Recht hast du. Hab auch kurz überlegt und mich dann fürs falsche entschieden...
454-bigblock
Senior Member
Re: Fill/bleed and flush a system
Tuesday, March 4th 2003, 12:05am
Thanks!
Figured the filling tip out within seconds after posting ;D
Another question:
Will the P&Q plugs work with silicone tubing with the same messurements?
-Hugo
No, you should´t do that. AC advises trongly to use PUR-tubings, because Silicon is too soft to fit corrrect.
Where are you from?
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454-bigblock
Senior Member
Re: Fill/bleed and flush a system
Tuesday, March 4th 2003, 12:08am
no way, jose!
only PUR-tubes... silicone is way to soft! your system would leak like a women during her period! ;D
Ui! Du bist ja krass :-)
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kampfsau
God
Re: Fill/bleed and flush a system
Tuesday, March 4th 2003, 12:31am
OK, I´ll probably order the stuff with 10mm hose plugs instead then. Not a big fan of L-plugs..
L-Plugs?
i think you´re mistaken... the PnC-plugs come in 2 versions: straight and L-type... it depends which suits you better
but trust me: the PnC-system is WAY more efficient... it´s a well tested model taken from air-pressure equipment and works absolutely leak-free! (of course if you connect it right ;D )
my first watercooling system had a mix of hose-plugs and PnC-connectors... after the first installation i had already ordered PnC-stuff for the rest of my system, i was astonished of the effectiveness and yet the simplicity of the PnC-system!
trust us users on this one...
there is no gravity - the world sucks
woodstock
God
Re: Fill/bleed and flush a system
Tuesday, March 4th 2003, 11:55am
HeyHey!
Look at this! Most of the People have used the P&C System and as you can see, the PUR hose can be bend in a relatively small radius. As far as I know it can be bend a lot better than silicon tubing because it will not fold as easy as silicon!
Woodstock
edit:
ojo's Case
Akula's case
frolicfresser´s case
Look at this! Most of the People have used the P&C System and as you can see, the PUR hose can be bend in a relatively small radius. As far as I know it can be bend a lot better than silicon tubing because it will not fold as easy as silicon!
Woodstock
edit:
ojo's Case
Akula's case
frolicfresser´s case