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![]() use your hand to tighten it until it squashes the rubber seal a bit if this does not work try replacing the seal
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![]() Quote:
I've always put my seals on the inside part of the tank. Replacing a seal would be tricky.. ![]()
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![]() just replaced mine drained the overflow into the sump and i flooded my skimmer into a 5 gallon pail (on purpose)
to deal with not flooding the sump the end result is new seal = piece of mind ![]()
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![]() Overflow would be doable... My Closed Loop, that's a different story. LOL
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