Rampage Jackson

Probably a stupid question here: When I get my open loop completed (early next week) will I need to bleed it?

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cooper_inc1

yes, you can bleed it while leek testing. Just lightly rock your case back and forth to get the air out of the radiator and pump. Keep the reservoir cap off of course to let the air out.

Edit:

oops, Open loop? Where is is open?

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Mike431635

It's an evap cooler, thats how its open.

To answer your Q, no you don't have to bleed it. Make sure your loop is pump->blocks->bong or volenti cooler, whatever you have setup as your cooling device to replace the radiator. It will empty every time you turn the PC off which is a cool effect, and will fill back up immediately when you start it. Make sure you leak test and you're good to go

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cooper_inc1

hmm, had a feeling he was talking about a bong.

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Rampage Jackson

Thanks Bro... +Rep

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