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Reservoir question

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ih8spam

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Should I be mounting my reservoir as the highest thing in my system in order to catch the air bubbles better?

If I remember my fluid classes from college correctly, air will tend to build up at the highest point in the path.

IH8Spam
 
ih8spam said:
Should I be mounting my reservoir as the highest thing in my system in order to catch the air bubbles better?

If I remember my fluid classes from college correctly, air will tend to build up at the highest point in the path.

IH8Spam
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yes, it makes it easier to get the air out.
 
Generally, when you're bleeding the system it helps a lot to keep the resivoir at the apex of the loop, but after bleeding is done and all the air is out you can mount it anywhere
 
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