getting water to the tap.

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Re: getting water to the tap.

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Thanks id never even thought of that one. I did notice though there seems to be a gromit like thing about a foot after the water tank just as the pipe turns to go up through the vans floor, dont know what that is, allso thinking about it i never thought to make sure when filling the tank that the water was staying inside it, what a mistake that would be ( and you can all stop shaking your heads and tutting now.) :run

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The grommet type thing may be a non return valve
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Re: getting water to the tap.

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That's a great idea about checking to see if the water is actually staying in the tank. :lol: . If it is try disconnecting one section of pipe at a time from the tank and blow through it back towards the tank , if you can't you've got a blockage :ok ( then make an appointment at your doctors ). Daz
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