bozoreefer Posted April 5, 2020 Share Posted April 5, 2020 There seems to be this plastic thing that goes through the holes and attaches to loc line and the return hose. I think the Y return hose is causing back pressure on my jebao dcs2000. I want to increase the diameter of the return hose and also maybe just use one return hole to prevent back pressure on the pump. Any ideas on if I can make these holes bigger or what other alternatives I have? Thanks. Quote Link to comment
MainelyReefer Posted April 5, 2020 Share Posted April 5, 2020 You could get a y that feeds in 3/4” and splits to the standard two 1/2” lines. I think it’s not necessary though as the dcs2000 is rated for 520gph. I’m running the midsize mightyjet at 538gph and I have it running through the stock plumbing but in the display I have four 1/4” RFG nozzles. I have the pump at it’s highest setting and get good randomized flow from the RFG. What makes you think there is back pressure? Quote Link to comment
Clown79 Posted April 5, 2020 Share Posted April 5, 2020 5 hours ago, GraniteReefer said: You could get a y that feeds in 3/4” and splits to the standard two 1/2” lines. I think it’s not necessary though as the dcs2000 is rated for 520gph. I’m running the midsize mightyjet at 538gph and I have it running through the stock plumbing but in the display I have four 1/4” RFG nozzles. I have the pump at it’s highest setting and get good randomized flow from the RFG. What makes you think there is back pressure? I have the exact same set up! Quote Link to comment
bozoreefer Posted April 6, 2020 Author Share Posted April 6, 2020 19 hours ago, GraniteReefer said: You could get a y that feeds in 3/4” and splits to the standard two 1/2” lines. I think it’s not necessary though as the dcs2000 is rated for 520gph. I’m running the midsize mightyjet at 538gph and I have it running through the stock plumbing but in the display I have four 1/4” RFG nozzles. I have the pump at it’s highest setting and get good randomized flow from the RFG. What makes you think there is back pressure? The only reason why I think there may be back pressure is because I shoved the Y plumbing into the jebao output that I believe is 1/2 and the stock plumbing looks like its smaller than 1/2 When I have the pump on max setting, there is this loud whining noise. It could be just the pump that is bad, but I just bought it. I'll try another pump to see if there is any noise, but will try the 3/4 x 1/2 x 1/2 Y first. Thanks for your input! Quote Link to comment
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