Black Tank Sensors

[John Suter]

Hi David,

It could be an accumulation of gunk, toilet paper,
etc. across the top sensors. If you haven't already
tried cleaning, here is a process that works for us.

Accumulate about 1/4 liquids in the tank. Add 1 or
2 cups of low-sud-zing dishwasher-type detergent/soap
to the tank and drive 50 or more miles to allow the
detergent to do its thing. Immediately after
stopping, drain the tank.

We try to remember to do this at the end of each
trip.

John & Amy Suter
2000LXi



--- David Brady wrote:

> Folks,
>
> My LED tank monitor for my black water tank always
> shows that the tank is full even though I just
> emptied the
> tank. I've heard that there are stainless steel
> screw sensors
> that I can remove from the side of the tank for
> cleaning
> to get the tank monitor behaving properly. Does
> anyone
> know where exactly these sensors are on my '02 LXi?
> I'm having trouble finding them.
>
> Thanks,
> David Brady
> '02 LXi, Smokey, Va
>
>
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