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[philelson32]

Hi all, brand new to the forum and fairly new to motorhoming.

I have a quick question I’m hoping someone can answer so I’ve attached an image as it’s easier to ask with an image.

Can anybody tell me what these 2 pipes are coming out near the rear of my Motorhome underneath?

Thanks in advance

 

[Just smiffy]

My guess is they are waste outlets for kitchen and bathroom… but I’ve only seen ones like that on caravans…

 

[Jev88]

Take another pic from underneath?

 

[L' Hobo]

Hi all, brand new to the forum and fairly new to motorhoming.

I have a quick question I’m hoping someone can answer so I’ve attached an image as it’s easier to ask with an image.

Can anybody tell me what these 2 pipes are coming out near the rear of my Motorhome underneath?

Thanks in advance



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Make and model of vehicle would help?

 

[Nirvanauk]

Make and model of vehicle would help?

it says its an eldis majestic

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[MisterB]

can i also suggest that when making a posting for help, you may get more responses if you state the nature of the assistance required, ie can anyone identify what these pipes are at the back of my motorhome please ....

of course you dont have have to do it that way, but it does make it easier for those of willing and trying to help.

i like others, also think theyr are some sort of drain off pipes aswell, have you tried running any water down the sink or shower to see if water comes out> there may also be drain taps in the pipework if you get your head under, that may indicte they are also drain points? of course the drain taps will need to be open for water to drain out.

another possibility is that one is for draining down your cold water tank, should you wish to empty it over the winter? hope that helps, .... best wishes

 

[Next Stop]

Looks like the inlet and exhaust from a propex heater to me

 

[David and Sally]

 

[Figaro]

 

[David and Sally]

Looks like the inlet and exhaust from a propex heater to me

My first thought was heating.

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[HKF]

 

[Spriddler]

Make and model of vehicle would help?

Turn your phone to Landscape.

 

[Gina M]

Sorry I can't help but ...

 

[gus-lopez]

 

[pappajohn]

Looks like the inlet and exhaust from a propex heater to me

Agreed.
They are convoluted aluminium which points to heat.... Possibly Chinese diesel heater or similar.
If they were water drains they would be plastic.

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[DBK]

Hi all, brand new to the forum and fairly new to motorhoming.

I have a quick question I’m hoping someone can answer so I’ve attached an image as it’s easier to ask with an image.

Can anybody tell me what these 2 pipes are coming out near the rear of my Motorhome underneath?

Thanks in advance



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Welcome! Try turning the heating on and see if any exhaust gas is coming out of one of those pipes.

 

[davidbaldam]

Hi and welcome to FUN.

 

[L' Hobo]

it says its an eldis majestic

Where does it say that, not on my phone?

Yes it does once I've turned the phone!

 

[PP Bear]

Welcome. Much confusion I know, but from what we can see, the pipes are aluminium and will be a part of the vans heating. Try turning on and feeling for hot air to escape, but caution to ensure you don’t burn yourself.

Could you not go back to the seller and ask the question.

 

[Ianbenny]

Its for the Whale space heater as said above

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[Jimbohorlicks]

It's for a heater. Ones an exhaust the other the air intake. As said most probably a "whale" heater. Definitely not a deisel heatet. Ifvyou look underneath the van they lead to a long rectangular box which houses the heater. The heater works on gas hence the pipes but also on electric when on hook up.

 

[Sleeveless]

As has been previously suggested , they are the inlet and exhaust for a Whale or Propex blown air heater .

 

[pagey]

Well after all that

 

[Go_buddy_go_]

 

[Lee Fryer]

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[philelson32]

Make and model of vehicle would help?

It’s an Elddis Majestic Marquis 120

 

[philelson32]

can i also suggest that when making a posting for help, you may get more responses if you state the nature of the assistance required, ie can anyone identify what these pipes are at the back of my motorhome please ....

of course you dont have have to do it that way, but it does make it easier for those of willing and trying to help.

i like others, also think theyr are some sort of drain off pipes aswell, have you tried running any water down the sink or shower to see if water comes out> there may also be drain taps in the pipework if you get your head under, that may indicte they are also drain points? of course the drain taps will need to be open for water to drain out.

another possibility is that one is for draining down your cold water tank, should you wish to empty it over the winter? hope that helps, .... best wishes

Hi, thanks for your response, I will take that on board.

They definitely aren’t drain off hoses of any description but my father in law thought they were the same as his diesel heater exhaust pipes but I don’t think I have that form of heating.

 

[philelson32]

Thank you everyone for your responses, I think the responses about the heating system pipes is correct, gonna test it out later.