***@@water pumps

[George Burke]

You guys are great teachers, Thanks to David and all for the info. If I had you folks as teachers when I was going to school, I would be a lot smarter than I am today, and the memory loss wouldn't be as severe, at least percentage wise. Regards to all, George Burke 1977 FC31 Charlotte

On Mon, Feb 1, 2010 at 8:52 PM, Eric <"purple_ees@hotmail.com"> wrote:

 

Ron,

It is highly likely that your problem with your pumps running is that there is debris in the Sporland valve that controls the filling of your fresh water tank. Odds are that there is some construction debris that has found it's way to your Sporland valve. One way you could verify that is to connect a hose to your water system and fill the tank. Leave the hose connected overnight. If you find a puddle under your rig and water trickling out your overflow pipe you have debris in your Sporland valve.


When you are filling your tank try flipping the tank fill switch several times. It's possible that if there is debris in the Sporland valve seat the water flow plus flipping the switch might clear the problem.


Happy trails,

Eric Perplies
1996 PT-42