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IC Chiller install & review

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No visual fluid loss in the tank or on the ground/the belly pan, just around the fitting but a leak is a leak.
 


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HEL performance has good fittings too that have never leaked. Very disappointed with vibrant
 


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THANK YOU ALL FOR THE TIPS!!!! 12-point crows foot on the way. I def don't think I did a 1/4 turn.
 


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1/4" turn at least. I have the same exact fittings and they still leak no matter what. They might finally be ok. I don't think the temperature fluctuations help
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Yeah, I've been running it on several drive cycles, been dry until recently. And it seems it's mainly the "cold" side ones that are leaking. Hopefully once I torque them all they will withstand the temperature cycles.
 


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