Eisbear and Eiswolf 2 switch tubing

[Delarok]

Hey, I am using the eisbear and the eiswolf 2 in a loop together for some time now. The only thing that bothers me is that the tubing is way too long for my case. I would like to change the tubing and refill the loop. Is this possible for both products and can I somehow reuse the fittings? Maybe there is a guide out there that I can follow? Also which liquid should I use to fill the loop and do I need to keep the gpu and cpu pump connected when refilling or is one pump enough?

 

[Thomas_S]

Yes, an adjustment is possible - but right up front, for warranty purposes it will be a bit tricky, since you are making structural changes to both AIOs. On the whole, your project is quite uncomplicated. You can use the fittings again. When removing them, you just have to make sure that you don't damage the locking ring. If you succeed, then the fittings can be used again. Here is a list of parts you will need (for the full exchange):

1x https://www.alphacool.com/shop/tube.../7-6-black-matte-3-3m-10ft-retail-box?c=25977
2x https://www.alphacool.com/shop/fitt...itting-tpv-12-7/7-6mm-straight-black-6pcs-kit
2x https://www.alphacool.com/shop/fitt...ing-tpv-metall-900-rotatable-12-7/7-6mm-black
2x https://www.alphacool.com/shop/cooling-fluids/29051/alphacool-tec-protect-2-clear-1000ml
1x https://www.alphacool.com/shop/accessories/29565/alphacool-filling-bottle-core-500ml

You can then fill the loop via the fill port of the Eisbaer pump or via the radiator of the Eiswolf. I would let both pumps run. In fact, 2 DC-LT pumps are installed here, which have the same performance values and therefore do not interfere with each other. If one pump fails, the 2 pump keeps the water circuit running.