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Hello, I have a Worcester Greenslave 12/18, and I am about to change a radiator. At the moment the rad is fed by the same pipe, the feed I think, but as the return pipe runs right next to it, can I plumb the rad into the flow and return without causing problems for myself? Will this work, or should I just connect the rad to both side of the feed ?
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