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Subject: Re: water lines Author: Darrell Hicks (Southky) [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 02/ 11/ 09, 11:33pm In reply to: mike bresnehen 's message, "water lines" on 02/ 11/ 09, 5:16pm Recently purchased 88 fc from Tenn Rv . I Believe quite possibly that unit was not winterized correctly because of two leaks already found . While filling with fuel a quite large amount of water came out from bottom of coach in the area you described, but because of the weather have not had a chance to pinpoint. In the next few days I hope I have a chance to examine where water came from. In any case, if you find out anything else about replacement, or a fix, it would be greatly appreciated to send me info, or maybe I could call you if ok. Thanks Darrell [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> Subject: Re: water lines Author: Ernie [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 02/ 12/ 09, 5:25am Most of these accumulators have been bypassed. mine does not work and do just fine without it. Ernie [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

[> [> Subject: Re: water lines Author: mike bresnehen [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 02/ 12/ 09, 9:10pm thg accumulator has an air valve was its original purpose to pressurize lines to flush, thats all i can think of also if not need then it would be a good place to replace qith a good filter. do u have any suggestions as to a preferred filter. i believe there is the original manuals for my unit but i cant find them at this time the coach has been in dry dock so to speak last couple yrs as my dad had a return battle with cancer, he has just finished his final course of chemo and has done well plus hes 87 we all have been amazed. anyway im ready to try and get back on course i love this rig and am eager to get her back in use my next biggie is replace the dry rotted michelin on back its a shame cause they still have full tread but cracked bad. u haven't lived until you have a front tire blow out on you actually dissintegrate thank god for all those belts the rim never touched the ground. mike [ Post a Reply to This Message ]