How do i attach this pump! D:

[RickPuncher]

I bough the xspc dual bay res.
http://www.xs-pc.com/products/reservoirs/dual-5-25%E2%80%9D-bay-reservoir-alu-front/

and the koolance pump with cover
http://www.pccasegear.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=207_160_296&products_id=21701&zenid=f249a492192fa8862c3355f9368229e2

im not sure how i am meant to attach the pump to the res or how to run it. 

there is another hole apart from the G1/4 threads that the water can just run out off.. and help would be lovely.

[DrHeadbump]

 

[Matty_]

(i dont know heaps about watercooling, so bare with me.)

i assume you use threaded fittings in the holes (G 1/4 BSP Threads), and connect the res to the pump then to the rest of your loop.

the top on the res  is, i assume a filling hole.

[RickPuncher]

No no. There is another hole on the bottom.. the inlet and outlet both run to them..

[RickPuncher]

My PMP-500 fell apart. 
The top came off and there is a rubber washer and a o-ring and pluggy thing.. i don't know where they go..

[Leonard]

Firstly, that pump has had bad reviews regarding noise and reliability but it is your choice. When they say G1/4 connections they are refering to a standard size for the fittings which holds the tubw to the pump, reservoir and radiator in you loop. There are two types of fittings, barbs, which look like this http://www.frozencpu.com/products/15239/ex-tub-1213/Alphacool_G14_Thread_12_13mm_ID_FatBoy_Barb_-_Chrome.html?tl=g30c407s1030 and compressions which look like this http://www.frozencpu.com/products/15195/ex-tub-1187/Alphacool_Compression_Fitting_-_G_14_Thread_38_ID_x_12_OD_1310mm_-_Chrome.html?tl=g30c409s1032

 

You will need one fitting for each inlet/outlet of your loop/s. So, for a single loop you will need no less than six and for more complex loops you just keep adding two fittings per part, one for the inlet and one for the outlet. You will also need some tubing for the water to pass through the loop. Check the video the Dr Headbump posted and then watch the other parts for that same video and you will have a better idea of what is needed.

 

This seems like your first time water cooling so when you get started do it outside your case to leak test it for precautionary reasons. Hope you get through and post if you do or don't.

[Ghost]

You should go an read the two stickies at the top of this forum; watercooling 101 and FAQ as they both explain your question in great detail.