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not always.
i can have the block higher than the in/outs on the rad without getting air in the pump,
as long as those are on the bottom, thus trapping the air in the (upper part of) the rad.
@Caring1
i can get air into the pump, depending on where it ends up in the system from moving it (shipping/install)
the eisbaer (and some rads) have separated in/outlet chambers, so air will pass (not just collect in the rad) into the pump.
then again, the eisbaer has a res/pump combo, so its usually not a problem.
@Mussels
havent seen a single CLC without any air in it.
small amount is needed as buffer for temp changes (pressure), or its gonna leak pretty soon.
main reason why even a custom loop should not be sealed (pressure valve or lots of air in res).
