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johnrr6 · 02-01-2004, 10:06 PM

The pump does not have to be submersible-----I just understood that those were quieter as the water muffles the noise. Heck----it can be any kind of pump as long as it is small and quiet.

As for the reservoir-----I can do without the pump being inside it----but I would think I'd need a fair sized amont of water as this rad is small.

Could I fashion a small reservoir to fit in the taller empty space (4 x 2) with water from the radiator coming into the reservoir from a feed line at the top and water being sucked to the pump and deployed from the pump from a feed line at the bottom of the fashioned reservoir? Use gravity to help feed the pump.

They would sit separate from one another by about 6 inches

02-01-2004, 10:06 PM	#5
johnrr6 Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Virginia Posts: 17	Doesn't have to be submersible The pump does not have to be submersible-----I just understood that those were quieter as the water muffles the noise. Heck----it can be any kind of pump as long as it is small and quiet. As for the reservoir-----I can do without the pump being inside it----but I would think I'd need a fair sized amont of water as this rad is small. Could I fashion a small reservoir to fit in the taller empty space (4 x 2) with water from the radiator coming into the reservoir from a feed line at the top and water being sucked to the pump and deployed from the pump from a feed line at the bottom of the fashioned reservoir? Use gravity to help feed the pump. They would sit separate from one another by about 6 inches