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Hi Please see image:



Is this dangerous? I'm guessing yes. Though I have been using the fridge on gas and my Carbon Monoxide alarm has not gone off...

Is there a way to fix this without a) replacing the whole pipe and b) removing the fridge - this is something I do not feel confident doing.

Thanks for any thoughts.

anything other than replacing it will be a bodge unfortunately

And no, its not really safe.

You might be able to access it by removing the upper cooling vent if your van has external cooling vents

Fix it properly

What is the access like where you took the piccie from?

I changed this pipe on my Westy a couple of years ago and don't think I took the fridge out that time as you can access the pipe through the vent at the side of the kitchen block. On mine the pipe screws to the fridge flue with a self tapper and there is another one where it joins a flange at the body panel. To get to that one I removed the vent cover on the outside and then the three screws holding the flange to the body. Think I found the replacement tubing on ebay.

try this

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kevtherev wrote:try this

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would it be possible to use that type of pipe to vent the fridge to a hole in the floor, rather than cutting a hole for the flue in the side of the van?

No - hot air rises. You would not get any movement of exhaust gases. Read the manuals for dimensions and fitting criteria.

Thanks for all the contributions guys - Steve at Gasure is going to fix when he does the LPG tweak and leisure tank install - better safe than sorry, er, dead!