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Date:         Mon, 8 Sep 2003 07:38:09 -0700
Reply-To:     Roger Donahe <rdonahe@COMCAST.NET>
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From:         Roger Donahe <rdonahe@COMCAST.NET>
Subject:      2 Westy questions
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I'm a happy owner of a 'new' 87 Westy. I've got a couple questions for you:

1. 2nd battery, mine already had one installed. It has a battery behind/under the passenger seat and another under the rear seat. It also has a relay behind/under the driver's seat. How can I tell if these batteries are wired correctly so that when camping and running lights, etc. I do not run down my starting battery?

2. What do people use to clean/flush out the drinking water system? I just got mine working, and I believe it hasn't been used for many a year. I filled the tank to test the system & discovered I needed to replace the pump. I left the water in there and 5 days later I got my replacement pump. When installing it I noticed that the old pump and hose were slimy to the touch. I'm pretty reluctant to drink out of there until I clean it up. Any suggestions/comments?

Thanks, -Roger


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