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Old 03-05-2009, 02:43 PM   #15
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RV Wizard as as of today I haven't seen any water dripping from the pressure relief valve since I added the air space.

Thanks for the good advice!!!!
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I can't believe you brought me this bad luck! My WH started leakin' yesterday. Found the elbow (Qwest fitting) in the cold water inlet had a hairline crack and was drippin'. Replaced with a brass elbow. When reinstalling the 12' water hoses, they dripped water from all 4 end connections. Replace the end seals with fresh ones and still leaked. Install new hoses and all is well. Drying out the carpet with a fan this evening. Here's some pix to show you the sequence of events. Always something!



Leaking Quest fitting



Manifold setup with Quest fitting on both ends



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Finished set up! Note fresh brass elbrow and braided hoses.
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Nice job! Thanks for the pics. David
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