B lack Water Tank Valve

[David Brady]

Hi Scott,

Thanks for the reply and good to hear from you. Suzy and I are
3500 miles into a 3 month trip thru the south and the west. We're
currently in Tucson Az - Saguaro National Park is unbelievable.
The Saquaro, Occotillo, and Cholla cacti form a landscape that
seems otherworldly. The bus is performing beautifully and is
a real pleasure to drive and live in. I'm even getting used to the
attention that she attracts... Sorry we missed MB, we passed
thru Hilton head just 2 weeks prior, sounds like an incredible
event and a great tradition. Say hi to Judy.

David and Suzana
'02 LXi, Smokey, Va

Scott wrote:
> Hey there David, We missed you in MB for the rally. Hope all is well
> with you and Suzie!
> The tank valves sometimes leak because of pressure built up between the
> cap and valve. Sometimes simply loosening the cap (the small one for
> the garden hose) will help. BUT the rebuild kits are available and VERY
> EASY to replace...Jeff has them and will chime in here I am sure..
> Take care, hope to see you both sooner rather than later...
>
> ScottB
> 86FC35
> Sc
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> --- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, David Brady wrote:
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>> Folks,
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>> I have a leaky black water tank Dupree valve. After a day of
>> traveling about a cup of fluid seeps past the seals - not
>> a total failure. Is there any maintenance I can do to
>> try to get a better seal. Is there a rebuild kit available,
>> or do I replace the entire valve.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> David Brady
>> '02 LXi, Smokey,
>> Va
>>
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