COR 20 Plumbing

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Im setting up a Reefer 350 V3. I just received my COR 20 return pump and am wondering how to connect the pump to a flex tube. It was originally plumped with a Barb and flex tube on the end opposite the return. Any help?
 
Are these what i need?
 

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I have a cor 15 and this is what you need. I’m not sure if sizes of the 15 and 20 are the same but I needed a 3/4 slip to barb. Then just get some pvc cement and glue it to the adapter piece on the pump.
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Would this work without having to glue the slip in?
 

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