Date:         Sat, 26 Jun 2004 15:34:33 -0500
Reply-To:     pete owsianowski <pnocean@EARTHLINK.NET>
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From:         pete owsianowski <pnocean@EARTHLINK.NET>
Subject:      Re: Changing the Westfalia Submersible
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How would you suggest getting to the faucet nipple?

I see the hose going back behind the stove, but where does it go from there?

I filled up the tank and the pump does pump well (2-3 inches high above the
pump when held by hand in the water.) but when I hook it to the hose the
water only goes 3 inches in and stops.  Must be blockage or a loose
connection?

Any procedure to get to the hose going to the sink?

Thanks for you patience

Pete
'87 Westy (Dry for now)
"Joe's Van"


> --- pete owsianowski <pnocean@EARTHLINK.NET> wrote:
>> Thanks!
>
>> Who know what is best to clean out the nasty old dusty lines?
>
> Thehose is easy enough to replace.  Most any hardware store will have clear
> hose and one can just
> attach the old to the new and thread the new in as the old is pulled out.  Be
> VERY carefull in
> taking the hose off the faucet nipple, I'd suggest cutting the hose off.  The
> nipple is fragile.  M
>
>
>
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