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Wally Arntzen · 11-21-2011, 12:55 AM

When I got my coach I had many leaks and the pump ran most of time. I agree that stopping the leaks is the only way to have the pump run less. After replacing every check valve, three air tanks with leaky welds, all air switches and other items my air compressor comes on about 2 times in 24 hours while living in it full time and using the air operated toilet. I don't buy this stuff of a pump being acceptable running every 30 minutes. If someone is saying this they just don't want to take on the chalenge of tracking down the leaks and correcting the problem.
Thats my position and i'm sticking with it.

Wally

FIX THE LEAKS

11-21-2011, 12:55 AM	#8
Wally Arntzen Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Minnesota Posts: 326	When I got my coach I had many leaks and the pump ran most of time. I agree that stopping the leaks is the only way to have the pump run less. After replacing every check valve, three air tanks with leaky welds, all air switches and other items my air compressor comes on about 2 times in 24 hours while living in it full time and using the air operated toilet. I don't buy this stuff of a pump being acceptable running every 30 minutes. If someone is saying this they just don't want to take on the chalenge of tracking down the leaks and correcting the problem. Thats my position and i'm sticking with it. Wally FIX THE LEAKS __________________ Wally and Phyllis 1988 Newell Coach #163 40' with tag 8V92