Vitor

So i bought the pacific water cooling kit, super simple installation i ran a leak run for 24 hours and no leaks, tonight ( literally like 4 hours ago) i go to move my case and i find a puddle on my floor, ok no biggie probably a loose hose or something, but then i see that theres a crack on my reservoir, i have no idea where it came from, the mounting was secured tightly(no vibrations) and there was no banging on the case, anyone have any issues with it? i tried contacting new egg but they told me they can't replace the specific part alone, do you think i should just contact thermaltake? 
 
I added pictures so you can see the crack on the reservoir 

So i bought the pacific water cooling kit, super simple installation i ran a leak run for 24 hours and no leaks, tonight ( literally like 4 hours ago) i go to move my case and i find a puddle on my floor, ok no biggie probably a loose hose or something, but then i see that theres a crack on my reservoir, i have no idea where it came from, the mounting was secured tightly(no vibrations) and there was no banging on the case, anyone have any issues with it? i tried contacting new egg but they told me they can't replace the specific part alone, do you think i should just contact thermaltake? 
 
I added pictures so you can see the crack on the reservoir 

Looks really good, i like it how you positioned the pump to still allow access to the bottom control of it. 

Just got confirmation on everything should be sending out my broken pump by Friday  hopefully  

Just got confirmation on everything should be sending out my broken pump by Friday  hopefully  

Once again please forgive my lack of knowledge concerning certain aspects of this hardware. The inclosed documentation is a bit sparse. 
My question concerns the top of the PT40-D5 and which port to use for filling and tube hookup. Does it really matter which one I use for the tube hookup? In my orientation the port with the plastic tube is on the bottom of the tube. I'm thinking it would be better to use this port for the return flow?
Please advise... Thanks!

Oh my.... Thats kind of scary. Hope Thermaltake helps you out.. The crack seems to have originated at the pre drilled hole.... Did you perhaps try to screw anything into it? 
You have just convinced me to run my system for a full week before supplying power to the motherboard and other peripherals.
 
A few years back I had a Zalman Reserator XT  which sat on top of my PC. After 2 years it leaked into my system destroying it. It's taken me a long time to venture back into water cooling. I have checked my PT40-D5 and seems fine.... I won't be checking for leaks till late next week after some 90 and 45 degree connectors arrive. I want to reduce any excess strain on the tubing as possible. Please let us know how Thermaltake responds to this problem.