Water pressure regulator
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07-06-2007, 03:34
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Water pressure regulator
Hi Ralph,
Thanks for the tip. Water has always been a "problem" when camping out at Eldora speedway where no utilities are available. Especially because my wife does not know the meaning of water conservation. Years and 2 motorhomes and 1 trailer ago we first camped out at Eldora in a trailer with a 30gal. fresh water tank. I arose early to go out and light the water heater so my wife could have hot water when she awoke. I was watching the news on a 6" tv and not paying much attention to the time she was in the bathroom when she appeared at the doorway and angrily informed me that there was something wrong with the water pump because all it did was make a sputtering sound. You guessed it, she had used all the water. When I asked her if she expected me to drill a well she told me that she didn't think she liked this "camping s--t". --- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Ralph L. Fullenwider" > > Just a thought and tip: > > No need to tear everything out in the bedroom, if this is the regulator I > think it is, everything can be done from the out side where you hook up > shore water. > > If you look at the center of the regulator, on each side of the hose > connector, you should see 2 small holes. These holes allows you to use a > large snap ring plier or some very thin tipped needle nose pliers to insert > into those two holes. Then using this method you can simply unscrew the > "guts" of the regulator out of the old housing. Clean and lube the inner > part of the old housing with a silicone base grease "white lubriplate or > permitex grease". Then remove the "guts" of the new regulator, taking note > of how it goes together, and screw the new guts into the old housing. Done > in 10 minutes and your a hero with the "better half" because 1. you have > water and 2, you did not tear "her" Coach up. > > Safe travels, > > Ralph and Charolette Fullenwider > 84FC35 > Duncan, Oklahoma > > At 01:06 PM 7/6/2007 +0000, you wrote: > > I got my regulator from Bluebird parts but I don't know how to access > >the inside fitting. The regulator is under a box like > >structure on which the road side night stand is located and this > >does not move. Do you have to access it by removing the engine cover? > >Other advice I have received apparently does not apply to my coach > >since no access through the floor appears to be available. > > > > > >Chuck Harrison > >Akron, Ohio > >90 SP36 > > > > > |
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