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[Mark Garber]

No the 80 I have is under the far forward part of the bathroom vanity.

Mark
ps. I bet Randy will be glad to know I found the bathroom

Jeff Miller wrote:

Should be self-priming, ... is an '80 under the galley sink? If so,
remove the pegboard behind/below the sink, find the pump. Careful,
the original pump is belt-drive and it will bite. You can disconnect
the lines to see if water is making it to the pump, might be a stuck
check valve or other on the suction side (had that before).

The original pump will run dry, should self-prime. If it doesn't, you
can buy a new pump/valve body from BB (Par pump) for relatively
little $$, or replace with shur-flo or equivalent.

- Jeff Miller
http://www.wanderlodge.net


--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Mark" wrote:
>
> I put potable water in tank, opened the kitchen & bathroom sink
> facuets. When I turn the pump on, i'm not getting any water or even
> gurgling air. I'm not sure how long I can let pump run dry or if I
> need and there is a way to prime the pump.
>
> Mark
> 80FC35





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