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How to drain using quick disconnects

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allen5055

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I know you're supposed to be able to drain lines using quick disconnects, but what should I use to press down on the middle? A screwdriver? Allen wrench?
 
Your supposed to use a extra Male or Female disconnect. So if your using a set of M/F inline, disconnect the two ends, and attach an extra opposite disconnect on one end to a length of tubing and drop the other into your draining container. Also remember to unscrew a stop fitting off of your reservoir to release pressure to get water to flow.
 
Damn, so I have to get a second quickdisconnect to do that? Not really worth it. I have a drain line in my system already. However, I have quick disconnects on either side of my gpu blocks, and I wnat to be able to drain the gpu blocks before I disassemble the bridge so as not to leak water everywhere when I unscrew the G1/4" thread.
 
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