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RE: City water seeping into on board tank.
It has one in it. Will make sure new one does as well......
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HaulinFun
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07/10/11 08:49pm |
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RE: City water seeping into on board tank.
Both are good ideas. Thanks.
The pump is still under warranty so there is no out of pocket cost. In either case above I will still have to access the pump and outlet line from the same small crawlway. That is what I was hoping to avoid. On the other hand, if the problem were not the pump, then I might very well have a more complex issue to deal with. (Be careful of what ya wish for....I guess)
"Thanks" again for the input.
HF
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HaulinFun
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07/10/11 09:44am |
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RE: City water seeping into on board tank.
The fresh water fill line is separate from the city supply line. I have a new pump enroute as I suspect you are right about it leaking back into the on-board tank. But since access to the pump for removal and replacement can only be accomplished by crawling through a narrow passageway under the bed from one side of the trailer to the other, I wanted to be sure there were not other possibilities before going through the contortions necessary to actually pull and replace the old pump.
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HaulinFun
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07/10/11 08:41am |
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City water seeping into on board tank.
Hooked up to city water in RV Park. In line pressure regulator used. After a day or so water was dripping out of on-board fresh water fill vent. Water from city supply is somehow finding
its way into the on-board tank to the point of overflow out the vent.
Any thoughts as to why?
(Water pump is Shurflo 4008 RV By-Pass pump.)
Thanks
HF
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HaulinFun
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07/10/11 08:05am |
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