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motoguzziv7 · 11-22-2024, 10:59 AM

Is there any way to get a schematic of the layout of the water system for a 04 Leprechuan 240D. I have one that the tank had been removed for a renovation and I cant figure out how to put it all back together. It has the control panel with four arrow shaped knobs. The tank has two threaded openings for fittings on the top and one one the bottom corner. I dont see any supply pipes under the coach going from the contro panel to the tank. I am assuming it fills from the top ( one of the fittings) and pumps from the bottom fitting. Where are the pipes? I see one coming through the floor near the entry steps .The coach has all new plywood floor three holes near the tank. I assume one of the holes is for the wires for the tank gauge.

TXiceman · 11-22-2024, 11:13 AM

Most manufacturers do not supply schematics for any of the systems. At the most you may find a basic generic sketch that applies to many models. Also, on that old of an RV, you do not know if previous owners have made modification to the plumbing and electrical.

Good luck with the repairs.

Ken

SafariBen · 11-22-2024, 11:26 AM

If you don't get somebody with more specific experience, I'd get some vinyl tubing and blow though the lines to determine what goes where and what the valves do. Or you could use the pump if you're not worried about spilling a little water. Or compressed air if that's handy.

OldBaldFat · 11-22-2024, 04:09 PM

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Originally Posted by motoguzziv7

The tank has two threaded openings for fittings on the top and one one the bottom corner.

Top closest to the exterior wall / outside connection is the water fill.

Other on top will be for the vent pipe, possibly an overflow.

Bottom is outlet to water pump/ rig plumbing (toilet/shower/basin/sink).

motoguzziv7 · 11-23-2024, 10:18 AM

Great. Now I just have to find the supply line for the fixtures from the tank. The only pipe I see is the one in the floor, it follows a metal channel in the floor and it comes through the floor near the steps. It was under the little cabinet that was the back of the dinette which has been removed. I did get the tank to fill through it but it seems illogical that the fill would be on the bottom. I get a really small trickle through the faucets if I use the pump. I have replaced the plywood floor but didnt see any other plumbing under it, just the holes that go through the floor for the stanchions for the over flow and wires for the fill gauge