OK, fellas, I just started the filling and bleeding process, and I have a leak at my Eheim 1250 inlet. Not a seep, but a drip........drip.........drip.
I know I can fix this dry with some silicone sealant, but I really, really do not want to drain this system. I just checked on it again, and the air is bleeding out very nicely.
I have some JB Weld, but I don't think it can be applied to a wet environment, and I also don't want any of my connections to be that permanent.
How about a quickly applied glob of silicone wrapped tightly with some 5th Force (duct tape)? Will the uncured silicone stop the leak until it can set up?
Help?
I know I can fix this dry with some silicone sealant, but I really, really do not want to drain this system. I just checked on it again, and the air is bleeding out very nicely.
I have some JB Weld, but I don't think it can be applied to a wet environment, and I also don't want any of my connections to be that permanent.
How about a quickly applied glob of silicone wrapped tightly with some 5th Force (duct tape)? Will the uncured silicone stop the leak until it can set up?
Help?