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there's like a little what is that so the second we tried to shoot day five we

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hit a snag the problem is that once again we

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think the issue is our wireless kit and

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uh it's not we killed yet another lav

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presumably from having them clipped to my waist and then having tension on them

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here because the issue is that and we' we've actually killed one of these

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before too one of these Sennheiser ones and then we just killed our countrymen

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the issue is that the cables reinforced here and then they just break here so it

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feels like the higher you go and reinforce it you're just going to break

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it there so I don't know what the solution is it's

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ridiculous uh just just add tape to the entirety of the cable so that it's just

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one solid line I have no idea what this is mate no it's not from mate apparently

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mate bought me another another Blu-ray though oh this is a notebook 15-in

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gaming notebook and it's not broken it's true

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this is the whole room water cooling

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project this is

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crazy how long has it been since we've actually worked on this mess 4 months

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something like that so uh we are finally back at it and finishing the whole room

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water cooling Loop is going to have some challenges that we didn't have the first

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time around because now we have to figure out how to finish people's

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systems like I don't even have have the I I I don't even have the like the the

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tubing finished for some people's systems without interrupting them

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working or at least pretending to be

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working they're actually eating we are at putting the other ends of the quick

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disconnects onto the computers because in order to work on the loop we need to

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have people's systems running disconnected disconnected all right

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I would never recommend filling the water cooling Loop of a system that's

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running while it's running I believe my red is already

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full and uh let's find out if my hot

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swap system works or not I would

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recommend saving your work oh well this is smarter than what I was

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doing I just filled the rad with the whole room system uh-huh right that's

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way better because now okay well right now your system is in trouble but uh-huh

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um so now we don't have to worry about bleeding really nervous oops okay well

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we'll go around and we'll do the CPU swaps later I

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guess are we short of CPU Taran can I find out what CPU you

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have uh very quickly okay

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okay I'm going to try and do this right this time how are your temps

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doing cuz your water is not moving right

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now uh it does seem to be going up

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pretty quickly and you are swapped off how's it

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look now it's going up it's going up yep

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holy crap uh okay just SEC just sec

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everything's okay oh

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it's no it's still going I know you're not hooked up to anything right

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now okay we need coolant

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float are we going down yeah wow like

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20° yep good um so your pump is it on

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your pump doesn't seem to be doing anything all right then so the good the

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positive takeaway here is that the whole room pump is working

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is that plugged in I thought

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so but we're going to double

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check the pump is connected to the pump

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bone the pump bonees connected to the

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case bone the case Bone's connected to

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nothing so we got to plug in your pump you know what we probably pulled it out

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during the power supply swap yeah never plug it back probably didn't need to

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plug it back in or felt like we didn't need to plug it back in no I'm pretty

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sure we just forgot well I like to give

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people the benefit of the doubt especially when they're me okay oh yours

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already has fittings on it yeah I put them on there when I uh felt like it no

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you didn't uh what color tubing is that

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supposed to be this clear there's definitely a lot of

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bubbles in the loop at the moment if it's just that

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tubing getting all grossed out or if

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it's the blocks yeah the blocks seem fine it's

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just ugly ugly coolant like it's you can actually

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see um so just just to keep in mind there

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are things on top of this PC oh well there probably aren't anymore no do you

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making no weird noise um no that's probably there air in

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your block now because we're messing around with the loop ble it's probably

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okay but all my screens went blue they did no oh my God why do I ever listen to

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you one day I'm going to tell you something legitimate and you're going to

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be like oh hilarious and then and you're going to die you're going to lose like

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your left pinky or something well at least just my left

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pinky okay for the first time since we

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set it up the whole room water cooling system is off I mean completely off the

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fans have been off since about the first week so after all that work to have all

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the systems hooked up to a whole room water cooling system we have

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successfully disconnected them all yay clap clap clap clap clap clap

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but there's a purpose there's a purpose because

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this is our new pump which we will

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actually be installing in addition to our existing pump now I ordered or a 2md

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QSC I ordered a matching one for our other one they actually sent me a 3 MD

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QSC so this one's slightly more powerful something I didn't really want um so I

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don't know I I I I I think that's not really recommended for serial pump

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operation but we don't really have much of a choice at this point so uh this one

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has slightly higher head pressure as well as a slightly higher flow rate than

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the other one so off we go

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so one issue that we've had uh is that

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one of the fittings on this pump has actually been leaking see right

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here there's uh yeah there's definitely

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a leak there so we've actually had some corrosion of the base and

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uh it's been kind of nasty this is our anti vibration pad that makes it

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slightly less loud all right so that means we have to figure out how to close

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off these now I have one idea for one

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side like is this going to work what if I just mush

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it locking swivel

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jaw like this thing is stuck to the

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other

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one what heck

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it doesn't move there you go yay thought I was an

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idiot I mean I might still be an idiot what I'm about to do with it is

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idiotic so I'm trying to Mush the uh

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mush the tubing here water will Rush from this

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opening on both on both ends and I don't

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know how much I'll be able to do to stop it here wait no it should be fine

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because in theory I've blocked them right so what I need to do is plan to do

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this one first cuz I suspect this one is less likely to leak as much so I want to

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pull this off how much pressure is in there I

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don't know it's a mystery it worked wow okay

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let's find out uh let's find out if this

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is going to hold only one way to know for

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sure hippity Boop done it looks like

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there's a little bit of corrosion on this uh fitting right here but it might

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not be a big deal there is definitely some crap in here that is that is an

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extremely that is an extremely bad thing

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so that's what's staining the inside of the

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tubing I think it's coming from here

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which could be a very very bad thing steel Reservoir should be fine if you

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have if you're running basically we're just running Automotive antifreeze in

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here but it looks like something about it is not

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working like it's not obviously just ol

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of sediment I wonder if all that Gunk

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settled reasonably well cuz we didn't notice any build up on the blocks either

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which is good cuz it means it won't affect cooling performance but um I'd

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still like to have things cleaner than that if it can be so here are the

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floaties I'm talking about and how they're kind of

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mushy which leads me to believe that there's some kind of life form as

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opposed to just being um like rust build up also kind of

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greasy but then that could just be the SE I don't know sea

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monkeys yeah not what we were trying to do here what this means now is that we

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either have to accept that there's stuff growing in our Loop

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and write off all the gear that's

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attached to it as contaminated until it's cleaned or we have to take

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everything apart replace all the tubing clean all the blocks and replace this

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Reservoir in order to start fresh so uh given that we're moving in 2

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months we are going to go for the temporary

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solution um which is flush the res flush

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the loop um go much much heavier on the on

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the antifreeze this time and uh and and

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kind of live with it for another couple months before we

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move experience silent performance with the new Cooler Master silencio 652 s

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minimalist design maximum compatibility click now to learn more I don't know if

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our hose still works

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this kind of fell okay well the stuff

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that's on the lip here see that's funny it seems kind of

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greasy you know I wonder if it I Wonder Maybe I'm Wrong maybe it's

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not maybe it's not living maybe it's just something left over in here from

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manufacturing well we didn't have a lot of options in terms of reservoirs but I

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can see we made the wrong choice

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oh groy that doesn't look like a coating

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and it's like it's all over the the upper walls as well and I remember

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looking into it like there was nothing on there before but I'm not sure what we managed

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to introduced to the system that grows in an antifreeze water mixture

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maybe some of the viewers will have some insight they all appear to be experts on

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this kind of project anyway like coming into today I was

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thinking we might need some kind of a filter in line or something something

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like that but this is clearly just

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beyond filtration putting this back in the loop

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doesn't seem to be an option

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so what I think we're going to do

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as stupid as this is um is we're going

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to leave the loop open for now with like

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buckets yep we're going bucket water

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cooling um because I don't want to especially now that I've Disturbed

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whatever's in here we're going to get chunks going through the loop and if one

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of those chunks ends up in a water block

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the cooling performance of that system is hooped I don't think that's happened

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yet I don't have a reason to believe that's happened yet looking at the temperatures of people's

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systems so uh we can't we can't risk that happening so then what we'll need

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to do is we'll need to get a replacement reservoir for when we move and um when we move we will have to

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we'll have to do something we'll have to clean out the system we'll have to clean out the tubing and blocks and start

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fresh the radiators are going to be a real problem we may need to just replace

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them so while at took a break to uh copy

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footage I figured I'd get our pumps

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prepped it turns out the reason it was leaking was way back when I uh when I

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initially used this pump I apparently didn't know what Teflon tape was because

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I apparently didn't use it so that would be why that fitting was leaking um I

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also spent a little bit of time Googling and while an while Automotive antifreeze

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does indeed contain an anti-corrosive which is good that's what I was really

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concerned about what it does not contain and I had I guess assumed it contains is

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a biocal agent so that is why our Loop

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is full of what is now definitely organic matter not only have no flux I I

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have no solder I I do have to go to Home Depot you probably have a sandbag on

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your ladder like my Vol but the sound means it's not working best not to

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breath that in