You may notice the T joint in the back of that picture. That's another idea I  borrowed from Joe, from this article.  I wasn't able to prime my pump the way mentioned in that article because  everything was already mounted in my case. One thing I did was while the pump was running, I turned that T upside down so that it would fill with water. The  idea is that the little air bubbles that get trapped in the system will eventually rise the to highest point in the system, which is the top of the line off that T, which just has a plug at the top. After the air bubbles were out,  while the water was still flowing through my pitcher of water, I added some water wetter to the system. (In my case, it was actually some generic fake water  wetter) This stuff is great because it prevents corrosion, prevents algae from  growing (just imagine trying to get seaweed out of a radiator), and it doesn't hurt the thermal conductivity of water any. I added about 3 tablespoons to that  pitcher you see there. Then I used a splicer to reconnect the hose.

That about wraps this article up,  If you have Questions please post them on the ProCooling Forums (recommended), or Email UnaClocker directly.

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