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Subject: street water intake Author: Roland Condon [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 09/ 21/ 08, 10:44am I have a 1986 PT 40. It is taking as much as a half a day to fill the reserve water tank. I have replaced the fill switch control valve inside the coach under the bed. I still didn't get an increase in water flow. I also put 100 psi of air pressure on the street intake valve, but did not see any improvements. I found where the outside street water fill is connected under the bed, but can't get to it without removing the pressure tank. When I try to run water from the street straight to the faucets, I get a reduced volume of water and pressure. With a half tank of water, I can turn the pump on to draw from the storage tank, and everything works OK. I found a Jabsco replacement regulator and water intake. I don't know how to remove the female hose connector to see if the strainer/filter is plugged. I need some help. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]