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They go together fairly easy. Either you can use a measuring cup for equal amounts or just get one close, measure it and then fill the other tube the same amount.
You have to assemble the tubes in the right order. I waited until I had the lower and the tube snug before I put the seal in. Get a 2+ foot long piece of 2" pvc and file down the outside edge. Gives you plenty of room to just tap the seal into place. If you don't file down the first 1/2" or so of the pvc, it will hang up in the lower.
EDIT: Do you not remember how everything goes together?
I'll take a pic of my seal driver tool in the next day or so for you.
You have to assemble the tubes in the right order. I waited until I had the lower and the tube snug before I put the seal in. Get a 2+ foot long piece of 2" pvc and file down the outside edge. Gives you plenty of room to just tap the seal into place. If you don't file down the first 1/2" or so of the pvc, it will hang up in the lower.
EDIT: Do you not remember how everything goes together?
I'll take a pic of my seal driver tool in the next day or so for you.
Last edited by SC-Longhair; Dec 24, 2009 at 01:47 PM.
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No need to measure the volume of fluid.
The level of the fluid is what you want to measure.
Make your own *special* tool
Go here for a look...........................
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No need to measure the volume of fluid.
The level of the fluid is what you want to measure.
Make your own *special* tool
Go here for a look...........................
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This looked a lot better while I was putting it together. Hope it makes sense.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=41nQpVA8um0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=41nQpVA8um0
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