Please help! Coolant not going any further

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Does it look like that ? if so you can plug it into your MB in a fan header

 

[GTXJackBauer]

Give us a full list of your PC and loop so we know what pump you have at hand or better yet, put it all in your signature.

 

[Blaylock]

Excellent job. Looking great.

 

[TheAkira]

Give us a full list of your PC and loop so we know what pump you have at hand or better yet, put it all in your signature.

Pump:
http://www.thermaltake.com/products-model.aspx?id=C_00002704

Power Supply (couldn't find it in Tt website):


Pump pin:


Power Supply pin (wire colors are different):


I used simple extra wires to jump these two. This seems so simple that every time I see it I feel more stupid.

I was sure that I did everything right because the pump was partially working.

 

[maxfly]

glad to see you got it running, it looks great! like the guys have said you can plug your pump into the cpu fan header on your mb. that way you can control its speed/noise.

 

[GTXJackBauer]

Yeah, that looks like a pump you could put on your MB with that wiring configuration. I'm sure the manual for the kit or pump would have told ya the same. Just wanted to make sure before you go blowing headers. With the stronger pumps, you couldn't do that as they usually come with their own molex for power via PSU.

All is looking good.

 

[TheAkira]

glad to see you got it running, it looks great! like the guys have said you can plug your pump into the cpu fan header on your mb. that way you can control its speed/noise.

Thanks man. Now I can manage that. I had this issue when I was doing the leak test, so, I had to connect it directly in the PS.

 

[Lochekey]

The next time you need to hook up your pump to the osu you can look at something like the adapter in the below link, these come with a lot of case fans so you might have some kicking around already.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B004...SY340_FMwebp_QL65&keywords=4+pin+fan+to+molex