Plumbing Diagram

[Ewell]

Just ran into a situation that I don't know what to look at or what to turn. We have a 2002 Pace Arrow 37A. When we hook up to city water the fresh water tank fills. Also the water continues to flow and comes out of the air port by the fresh water input. I have read several threads but nothing on the Pace Arrow. Is there a valve I have turned in the wrong direction for water flow? Does anyone happen to have the plumbing diagram for the 37A. Thanks, Ewell.

[The General]

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Originally Posted by Ewell Just ran into a situation that I don't know what to look at or what to turn. We have a 2002 Pace Arrow 37A. When we hook up to city water the fresh water tank fills. Also the water continues to flow and comes out of the air port by the fresh water input. I have read several threads but nothing on the Pace Arrow. Is there a valve I have turned in the wrong direction for water flow? Does anyone happen to have the plumbing diagram for the 37A. Thanks, Ewell.

Ewell,
I believe that in your sanitation storage bay you will find a valve saying something like: city water/fill tank. There should be a valve handle there so turn it the opposite direction.


Steve

[Clifftall]

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Originally Posted by The General Ewell, I believe that in your sanitation storage bay you will find a valve saying something like: city water/fill tank. There should be a valve handle there so turn it the opposite direction. Steve

X2. Exactly

[Ewell]

You were right on guys, thanks for your help.

[hondo122]

If you call fleetwood and give them your VIN and ask them for your electrical and plumbing drawings by email

[Ewell]

Thanks, I will call them today. Hopefully we will get everything figured out before long. Just a lot of stuff on a motor home in comparsion to a travel trailer. Ewell

[Kicknbak]

Ewell, I had the same problem on our recently acquired 2002 Southwind 37U by Fleetwood. I don't know how similar your PA is, but I found that the valves those fine knowledgeable gentlemen refer to were 'unlabeled' on our unit. After much trial and error, I found to operate using water hookup without the tank being filled was to have all the valves all pointed in the same direction (about 5 O'clock) or as someone pointed out should say "Normal" but doesn't. This would include the two low water drain valves. I treated the full tank with bleach, set for a few days, drained... and labeled the drains myself with magic marker. By the way, I found the tank drain valve hidden on the passenger side of the coach behind a storage flap, also 'unlabeled'. Missing most of the owners packet usually supplied, I'm chagrined to say that figuring this all out is fun to say the least. Then I found this website, irv2, and I learn many new things every time I visit. Thanks to you all! Roger

[R&K Mobley]

I have a 2004 Southwind 37A, diagram looks to be factory install on the back of the utility bin door.