What diameter tubing does the 2000 require? Specs state 3/4". Some reviewers are stating that is incorrect and that 5/8" is the correct size???
868645
Yes it is confusing. But Eheim 2000 needs a 3/4" ID tubing and NOT 5/8". Wasted a few $$$ as I bought a 5/8" ID tubing.
868646
It is 5/8", perhaps the only down side to the pump since it is difficult to find the correct size fittings
948762
The vehicle is no longer in our shop in which we installed the pump. If my memory serves me, it was 5/16" inlet and outlet. Please don't hold me to that. It may have been 3/8".
2172339
The unit comes with 40" of standard 3/8" OD/5/16" ID Tygon tubing. If a longer length is needed a trip your local home center will take care of it.
1854629
Fittings are also available for 1/2" and 3/4" tubing. I'm using 3/4" vinyl tubing with mine.
199542
The tubing size is 1/4 inch. Valve is doing what it is suppose to. Works good. Hope this helps/
1781055
The pump ships with a short length of 1/4" hose to connect between the fitting and a distribution splitter. 1/4" is the correct size. I purchased 3/8 based on this answer, and it's very loose fitting.
861755
No, it is actually a 2.8L. Not a 4.3. I think the seller got the describtion wrong.
1161328
The hose that I use I just bought at the hardware store so it is just a "normal" hose. I don't know whether it is 3/4 inch or not, what is the diameter of a "normal" hose? This probably won't help much but it the best I can do. "Z"
1013016
im not sure I have a 2000 try googleing it or you tube or call manufacturer
419772
It is the standard size that fifth wheels have for water lines. I believe that it is 3/8ths. Works well, good pump.
1334241
1/4 inch or 3/8" cant remember however it's the smaller tubing. It should come with holes (green). Call Thermaltake the manufacturer to find out if you desire. As far as size should you desire to convert to 1/2" ID for example you would have to buy adapters and 2 quick connectors at least. Those size converter and QC are rather expensive. Alternatively I'd go to filter supplier such as freedrinkingwater for cheaper adapters. (no guarantee they fit; further reading is advised to ensure right size) Last note keep in mind bigger holes does not always mean good. Same amounts of arguments between flow rate vs restriction of flow are cross considered to provide best results in temperature. Further more advanced would be the consider of cpu inner thermal paste. (process involved servicing the lit; voids warranty)
2033327
Gates # 27042 hose is 5/32 inside diameter , which is a lot bigger than 3/32. I suggest to get the right size. You want the hose to stretch slightly while going over your fittings or barbs, for a nice tight fit. This tubing is good for 4mm, 5mm, 5/32, and 3/16. On a rare occasion I've gone even bigger sizes because it does stretch well.
1453031
The box says the tube has a diameter of 3/4 inch. However, there is a rubber piece on the that probably adds 1/4 inch or slightly more
1130238
I want to say its the 3/8 clear plastic tubing that I used, the kind that comes in 10 foot lengths. It required me to really force it on there, but once it was on it was very snug. They also sell it by the foot- so what I did was take 2 inches or so home with me to check that it would fit, then I came back and bought the full length. Remember it must be gravity drained as well- which in my application required me to build a little riser out of 2x4s so I could raise it up enough to get it to drain. Worst engineered product I've ever bought I think!
1851956
Dave, you'll need to buy some hose and fittings. I converted my tank to 3/8" hose because the unit comes with 1/4" hose output. I used quick connect fittings also so unhooking hoses is a snap.
2261127
I used the one made for a previous gauge. Think it should be 2 and 1/8 inch diameter. Suggest you contact Moeller to get specifics. I used the Moeller gauge which was compatible with the tank.
1675843
3/8" is the norm for everything. 1/2" is what we use for taking of truck tires. I'd go with the 3/8" if he bolts you sre working with are not larger than an inch or more