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dhull

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Posted: 06/18/23 06:32am

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Changing out a Thetford style II toilet. At the water Inlet from camper the fitting has a rubber gasket inside it. Tried picking it out but it does want to pop out. It's a little deformed and previously leaked until tightened.

So I'm wondering if it should pop out and I can replace it. Or is it built in to the fitting?
Is this the PEX stuff?

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QCMan

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Posted: 06/18/23 08:17am

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Most fittings will leak until tightened. Clean it and tighten it so it does not leak. They are fairly resilient.

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Posted: 06/18/23 09:35am

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Could be a common RV washer: https://parts.unitedrv.com/products/1-2p-cone-washer

The little tabs keep it in place/a little more difficult to remove.

Any RV shop will have them.

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