How to drain your WC'ing?

[Cook1]

moved to general hardware for quicker responses

 

[govtcheez75]

I had to go through the same thing. The way I did it was to cut the line at the lowest point (just after the pump) and drain it from there. I was able to re-use the liquid too. I then added a T-line at that spot so I can drain from it later.

 

[Cook1]

Has to be another way besides cutting a line...right?

Oh and what did you use to put your coolent in? The coolent in my rig is less then 3 weeks old, so it's still good, just need to add two more lines to it.

 

[Fullmetal Chocobo]

Originally posted by: Cook1
Has to be another way besides cutting a line...right?

Oh and what did you use to put your coolent in? The coolent in my rig is less then 3 weeks old, so it's still good, just need to add two more lines to it.

Just FYI, most people frown on double-posting, without editing it to be deleted, or stating that it was moved...

 

[govtcheez75]

Originally posted by: Fullmetal Chocobo

Originally posted by: Cook1
Has to be another way besides cutting a line...right?

Oh and what did you use to put your coolent in? The coolent in my rig is less then 3 weeks old, so it's still good, just need to add two more lines to it.

Just FYI, most people frown on double-posting, without editing it to be deleted, or stating that it was moved...

really? I thought that was only in the FS/FT forum.

Originally posted by: Cook1
Has to be another way besides cutting a line...right?

Oh and what did you use to put your coolent in? The coolent in my rig is less then 3 weeks old, so it's still good, just need to add two more lines to it.

I guess you could undo one of the clamps and let er' flow from there, but if could get messy. At least with the tube, you can easily control where the liquid is going. I have the reservior and the T-line that I used to fill the liquid. The T-line definitely made a difference.

 

[mindwreck]

I just invert the t-line or remove a piece of tubing at the lowest part of my loop