Yeah,but, if you blow a gasket then that's more work to do!!!!











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Dont want to risk breaking both.That is the overflow/vent pipe it will exit under the van.
You could take the non return valve of the old pump & fit to the new one. A pig to get off but they do come off.
The water is being wasted by me having to run all 3 taps for ages to get all the air out each time it does it.If it's the non return valve you wouldn't be wasting that much water. What would happen is each time turn on a tap you would have to wait for the air to purge before any water comes out. Also it would happen everytime you turn a tap on if it's been off for a while as each time you turn the tap off the the water would gradually run back down to the tank .
I think you must have an air leak at a connection somewhere.
God knows , I'll try cleaning it and reseating the hoses and clips tomorrow just incase its not airtight. And try and glue the wee split in the cap as that's a pain when I'm filling up. Will see how that goes.Does sound like the non return valve, I'm wondering if you have a faulty non return valve and air getting into the dusty as well.
I was wondering about that too.Had a problem with a non return valve - the problem was grit (or limescale?) holding it open - cleaned it - sorted
Dismantled it this morning, you can blow through it and water comes out ?I was wondering about that too.
Could try immersing the pump in a solution of 50/50 hot white wine vinegar & water. Should dissolve any calcium.
There’s an old myth that drinking milk counteracts the effect of welding fumes.Can I ask... what's the connection between welding & milk?
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Can I ask... what's the connection between welding & milk?
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I was always told it was something to do with the zincThere’s an old myth that drinking milk counteracts the effect of welding fumes.
That'll be the low calorie one, until you cover it in cream ? ?
All done ...seems to have workedPretty sure that will do the trick. Make sure you fit it the right way round!
Still got the weird chest thing but no longer being sick etcAre you feeling better now Tam?
The heater works fine now its wired straight to the battery rather than from the eblHave you got your Truma heating problems sorted out now ?