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Drain port

martin_metal_88

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Hey guys, I was thinking of adding a drain port in my loop for easiest cleaning but I can't figure ou how to do it. Does any of you already done it and if yes what is the hardware I need and what is the best way to do it? Thx guys!
 
yup it's easy say your using the swifttech res use the top g4 thread for your fill port then use your bottom one to make your drain port. a lot of times your drain will have fluid in it. well it will if you have a fill and a drain port. personal i don't bother with a drain port it's easy to just pull off the pump like so YouTube - Drain a System!
 
T-connector.. have it at the lowest point of your watercooling loop. have a short peice of tubing coming out the bottom, and buy a fill plug adapter thing from swiftech (or whatever manufacturer)
I'm putting in a drain port when I re-do my loop next.. which is really soon - this weekend if I have time, I hope
 
im gonna buy 3 quick disconnects and use one per loop and then have 2 loose tubes unattached to anything useing the last 2 qdc wich pug into either side of the main loops qdc's , opening up my loop to you open ends wich them go into buckets of distilled water and then you turn it on and cycle through the coolant 1 bucket fills another empties. hopefully that makes sense
 
I did the T-Fitting thing with a DangerDen Fillport at the one end. Im not using it to fill, but it makes easy work of draining.
 
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Ho ok I see so you put a little tube under the res with that on the end and you open it when you want to drain the loop? Now just need to find a t fitting that is no made of plastic:)
 
T-connector.. have it at the lowest point of your watercooling loop. have a short peice of tubing coming out the bottom, and buy a fill plug adapter thing from swiftech (or whatever manufacturer)
^^^ not much else needs to be said. Just make sure you can open up your reservoir (cap/top) to allow air into the loop and facilitate the draining process.
 

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