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Anyone have any idea what a good indicator is if a waterpump needing to be replaced ? Ours seems a little louder that it should be and it stays on all the time, instead of only when a faucet is open. No leaks anywhere that we can see.
jack !!!

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Jack and Daiva
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Two thoughts:

If your pump is louder than usual, it is probably on the way out. Mine has been chattering for a couple years, and I *thought* that was what is was SUPPOSED to sound like..ahahhaa. Talking to other motorhome owners corrected that mis=apprehension.

If your pump is running a lot, you probably have a leak. I would consider the toilet to be the most likely culprit. I would also suppose that if your pump is not making good pressure, then your right back at replacing your pump head.

I have seen head replacement kits (as opposed to the entire unit) at campingworld.
 
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Thanks Windsor. I've checked out the pumps at Camping World. Comeplete units do not appear to be too outrageous in price.
jack !!!



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