Leaking pump

[Ralph L. Fullenwider]

Pete:

That is one of your fresh water pumps replacement is cheaper than putting a
new pump head on it. In your bath cabinet you should have an A B Both
switch you can run both pumps or each separately. That pump is a low GPM
unit and I have been replacing them with the higher pressure 65psi @ 4.5
GPM pumps.

Ralph


>My education starts to get going...
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>I have a pump that's leaking a small bit of water.
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>It's labeled Shurflow Diaphragm Pump and has the number 2088-422-8055
>on it. (It's positioned just below a very similar pump with
>2088-423-8055.) The pump is located in the curb-side "toolbox"
>compartment near the clean water drain valve.
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>Does anyone know what this pump is and if it can be rebuilt or if it
>must it be replaced? (And where can I get parts?)
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>BTW, the coach has been sitting for about a week (with external
>power) and the water pump is off. I'm surprised that there's enough
>pressure for a leak ... but I expect to be surprised by many
>Wanderlodge things as the learning process proceeds.
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>Thanks.
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>Pete Masterson
>aeonix1@...
>'95 WBDA 4203
>Formerly "George's coach"
>El Sobrante CA
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Safe travels,

Ralph and Charolette Fullenwider
Ralph's RV Solutions, Duncan, Oklahoma
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