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Those look like John Guest connections! Usually you only see those on small bore rigid type tubing, like the water supply for a refrigerator. I would confirm. Other than that they may be a plastic compression fitting.

Check them out here.
 
I think you do just push them in. However, you have to be certain you push them in all the way, cause otherwise you will get leaks.
 
BiggusDiccus said:
Those look like John Guest connections! Usually you only see those on small bore rigid type tubing, like the water supply for a refrigerator. I would confirm. Other than that they may be a plastic compression fitting.

Check them out here.
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They are push fits...you just push the tubing in and an o-ring seals along the outside of the tubing.
 
Top Nurse said:
Bullshit
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Or you could have been productive and pointed out to the nice man that the review he was looking at was probably the one for a much older kit, with a worse pump, worse radiator....worse everything basically. That would have been much more constructive than bringing out the nasty words :rolleyes:
 
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