HWH Pump Removal

[Dan Darst]

Yes there are two bolts holding the pump and reservoir to the back of the
step. The nuts are sandwiched between to layers of wood behind the carpet.
If the motor is bad, you do not need to mess with the pump and reservoir
hardware. Just remove the two bolts on the end of the motor and the one wire
coming from the solenoid. I did this many times, got it down to 8 minutes.
Turned out to be a bad ground, motor was fine.

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>From: "Stephen H" <share@...>
>Reply-To: WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com
>To: WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] HWH Pump Removal
>Date: Sun, 29 Oct 2006 04:18:06 -0000
>
>Does anyone have any tips/suggestions on easy removal of the
>pump/reservoir assy? It seems to be held on by a bracket between the
>motor and the reservoir sections, bolted to the outside step well.
>
>I believe I burned up the motor by a faulty solenoid that is stuck in
>the 'on' position. Motor looks to be a starter motor? Is this motor
>avail at a parts store? Wanting to get the assy removed tomorrow
>(Sunday) I cannot gain easy access behind the carpet on the step inside
>to see if there are bolts behind there to remove the pump. Seems like
>it would have to be? Wanted to ask before tearing out new carpet..!!
>Thank you
>Stephen H
>81 FC-33SB
>Plant City, FL
>Enjoying cool weather FINALLY!
>
>
>

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