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Old 11-05-2018, 02:37 PM   #1
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Graywater valve stuck open

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Valve is stuck open. Suggestions? Will pouring veg oil into toilet and sinks lube valve? Corrode seals?
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Old 11-05-2018, 04:15 PM   #2
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Kurts, forget any idea of pouring vegetable oil in anywhere and making a difference. Particularly don't pour it down the commode. That would be like pouring perfectly good vegetable oil down the commode. Most likely, in my opinion, you have a grey cable collapsed or broken at the connection. Until you got somewhere to drop a little of the coroplast and take a peak, stop at your friendly RV store and purchase a valve that fits on the end where your sewer hose connects and will do the same job only temporarily. I'll post a stock number shortly.
Just go here and click BUY. https://www.ebay.com/itm/16315905434...76b8bffff18207
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Old 11-05-2018, 04:23 PM   #3
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Kurts, forget any idea of pouring vegetable oil in anywhere and making a difference. Particularly don't pour it down the commode. That would be like pouring perfectly good vegetable oil down the commode. Most likely, in my opinion, you have a grey cable collapsed or broken at the connection. Until you got somewhere to drop a little of the coroplast and take a peak, stop at your friendly RV store and purchase a valve that fits on the end where your sewer hose connects and will do the same job only temporarily. I'll post a stock number shortly.
Just go here and click BUY. https://www.ebay.com/itm/16315905434...76b8bffff18207
I used one of those valves on the end of the sewer line for 2 years. My original valve would open and close but would sleep. So when I pulled into a cg and pulled cap off you got quart or 2 of crap,, embarrassing so that's how I corrected mine ,, have since traded it off
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Old 11-05-2018, 04:43 PM   #4
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I used one of those valves on the end of the sewer line for 2 years. My original valve would open and close but would sleep. So when I pulled into a cg and pulled cap off you got quart or 2 of crap,, embarrassing so that's how I corrected mine ,, have since traded it off
I've got one, use it ALL the time.... The one time I might think about taking it off is the one time that the black tank valve wouldn't close properly.... Soooooo, my "twist on valve" is a permanent attachment on the sewer connection... Call it insurance, assurance or "cautious sewering".... I wouldn't leave home without it...
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Old 11-05-2018, 06:40 PM   #5
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I've got one, use it ALL the time.... The one time I might think about taking it off is the one time that the black tank valve wouldn't close properly.... Soooooo, my "twist on valve" is a permanent attachment on the sewer connection... Call it insurance, assurance or "cautious sewering".... I wouldn't leave home without it...
X2 Started using one on the Cougar which always had a little surprise waiting when connecting the sewer hose, transferred to the Alpine without even waiting to see if it has the same problem.
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Old 11-05-2018, 06:58 PM   #6
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I've got one, use it ALL the time.... The one time I might think about taking it off is the one time that the black tank valve wouldn't close properly.... Soooooo, my "twist on valve" is a permanent attachment on the sewer connection... Call it insurance, assurance or "cautious sewering".... I wouldn't leave home without it...
I left mine on all the time too
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Old 11-05-2018, 07:01 PM   #7
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I used one of those valves on the end of the sewer line for 2 years. My original valve would open and close but would sleep. So when I pulled into a cg and pulled cap off you got quart or 2 of crap,, embarrassing so that's how I corrected mine ,, have since traded it off

Never had one of my valves sleep yet...


I too have one of these on the end just for insurance.
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Never had one of my valves sleep yet...


I too have one of these on the end just for insurance.
Sorry,, seep not sleep lol
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