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Just use a regular PVC valve inline on your return line, no threads needed.
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i dont get it? i cant get them to fit unless i silicone them and i dont want to do that my pvc tubing is 1mm off from being a inch
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I would have used rigid PVC for a return, but you should be able to get barb fittings to screw into each side of a threaded valve and install it inline.
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Use something like this in a valve from Ocean Aquatics
http://www.amazon.com/LFGD-HOSE-BARB.../dp/B0002DKAM8 cut the plastic, insert valve. Maybe add some hose clamps, but probably don't need them.
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phone up FABco
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