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Old 08-19-2024, 11:27 AM   #1
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1990 Chevy G30 Water Leaks from City Water

Hello All,

I have a
1990 Chevy G30
Itasca Mini Spirit IC321RG 22Footer

I have hooked up the city water to the inlet and water is rushing out from the bottom of the camper above the holding tanks. I have pulled all access panels inside the camper (Under the Stove, Under the fridge, under the shower, and behind the front driver's seat that gives access to the toilet and bathroom sink). I cannot find any leaks on the inside, so I am hoping and assuming there is a drain valve that is open and just dumping all incoming water. It is leaking down over the sewer and grey tanks. I have looked up the plumbing diagrams and crawled underneath but still cannot find the source of the leak. The freshwater tank still has water in it from the previous owner. The pull valves located under the shower pan floor are not pulled. I have no water flowing to any of the fixtures at this point. Anyone know of a master drain valve on this model or of anywhere else it could be leaking from that cannot be seen from the access panels? Thank you in advance for any help.
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Old 08-19-2024, 12:14 PM   #2
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Very well could be a busted water line because the previous owner didn't winterize it properly.
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Old 08-25-2024, 04:50 PM   #3
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Do you have a main drain located near the waterpump?
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