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Water Pump Running
11-11-2007, 11:51
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Water Pump Running
This has happened with my '86 a few times...it always indicated a
leak...each time it was a small drip every minute or so at the water
heater...once it
was a leaking QEST (sp?) fitting (now all replaced), and the second time it
was an actual leak in the water heater tank itself, requiring replacement of
the water heater. I too have replaced the accumulator tank with a demand
Shurflo 5.7gpm pump.

Don't overlook it...you need to find the leak otherwise you could be in line
for wood damage, carpeting, mold and mildew, etc.

Good luck....

Kevin McKeown
Yorba Linda, CA
1986 38' PT (For Sale...no leaks)



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Water Pump Running - erniecarpet@... - 11-11-2007, 07:49
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