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need help, upon building new system on existing watercooling solution i found out my swiftech fill bleed kit doesnt fit in my case anymore, so therefore i need something to detach it when im done bleeding the system. So I need some 1/2" cutoff valves. Basically what im going to do is have a normal setup, and then have a T connector that runs a normal pattern through the system and the 3rd connector to the fill bleed kit. Id like that third connector to be able to shutoff, so basically im looking for a cutoff valve 1/2" to 1/2" ID. Anyone know where i can get one, i havent found any at home depot, loews, nor ace hardware. Need help. If anyone knows where to get 2 of them, either a T shaped valve with a cut off switch to one of the connectors or just a straight through cutoff switch. Thanks.
 
dump the fill/bleed kit all together. Replace it with a T-line from home depot and a little length of tubing. You can then either clamp that tubing shut or use a fill valve like DD sells.
 
PVC valve with NPT thread, and then get some NPT to barb adaptors. Just added a drain to my system that way :)
 
no idea; I drain my system with the valve. I have a DD fillport to fill and bleed the air from my system.
 
what is the port ontop of the system or bottom, meaning you have to flip it or something.
 
Fill port is on the top of the case at the same height as my radiator, pvc valve is at the bottom just below the lowest component in my system (pump)
 
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