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how do u control the water from overflowing off the top??? do u close the top after filling it or something?
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a T line question
- Thread starter ssgohan434
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- Nov 12, 2001
Just don't fill it up all the way.
The water level will also be sucked down the T line slightly with the pump on and the water rushing under the still liquid.
The moving water creates a low pressure and the water above in the line is sucked down into the loop slightly.
My personal way of sealing my T line involves a plastic thimble and duct tape.
The water level will also be sucked down the T line slightly with the pump on and the water rushing under the still liquid.
The moving water creates a low pressure and the water above in the line is sucked down into the loop slightly.
My personal way of sealing my T line involves a plastic thimble and duct tape.
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yes, you keep a cap on the top...
you never want just an open tube of water in your case
you never want just an open tube of water in your case
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where can i get a cap for the tube that is connected to the T?
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Anything that closes it off will do.
In one of mine I use an unused valve from an aquarium setup and the other uses one of my fill/bleed kit valves from a Swiftech kit.
Obviously I prefer using valves to ensure that water can't spill, but it is not necessary unless the pc is portable (as one of mine is
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In one of mine I use an unused valve from an aquarium setup and the other uses one of my fill/bleed kit valves from a Swiftech kit.
Obviously I prefer using valves to ensure that water can't spill, but it is not necessary unless the pc is portable (as one of mine is
)
