If the Passport doesn't have a black tank flush, you might consider a (clear) back-flush/rinser...
http://www.rvaccessoriesshop.com/cam...ith-gate-valve
http://www.rvupgradestore.com/Valter...-p/89-8466.htm
"Clear" so you can see that the waste water is running clear & tanks have stopped draining.
With a black tank flush, just a simple (clear) sewer adapter will do - there are various brands...
http://www.campingworld.com/shopping...-adapters/3709
http://www.campingworld.com/shopping...-adapter/27855
When cleaning the tanks, you'll need an extra 'garden hose' = yes, get a different color (NOT white),
you don't want to accidentally confuse fresh (drinking) water hose with the other one!
May be cheaper elsewhere, even at dealer cost??
As others have said, 1 sewer hose may not be enough at some c/g's... it's a good idea to carry 2.
You may also need connectors to attach the sewer hoses together, depending on the brand. We carry
a 20 ft & a 10 ft... and can use either, or both, depending on the length needed.
Don't forget a sewer donut... some RV Parks & c/g's require them.
http://www.campingworld.com/shopping...ewer-seal/4496
Get a 2nd (inexpensive) water pressure regulator... just in case! While *traveling*, you don't
want to arrive at your 2nd night's destination only to realize that you left your regulator at the
previous c/g... stuff happens!
We use an (exterior) in-line water filter. Various brands, also sold at WalMart, etc.
http://www.campingworld.com/shopping...nect-ends/8930
Hint: attach the pressure regulator (first) to the water spigot, then the in-line filter (if used), then
the drinking water hose, then attach to the RV.
A step-stool... for anyone 5'3" (or shorter) who can't reach the upper cabinets & shelves! Bought ours
at Target years ago... best $10 I've ever spent
Light-weight, folds-flat, various colors.
http://www.campingworld.com/shopping...ol-black/27647
'Special' RV toilet paper is usually more $$ (even at dealer cost??), but isn't really necessary --
just make sure you use a brand that breaks down quickly & is septic tank safe. Try the *jar test*:
fill a p'nut butter jar (or similar container) half-full of water... add 2-3 sheets of toilet paper
you use at home (replace jar/container lid)... shake jar vigorously for 5 seconds. If the toilet
paper breaks apart easily, then it's usually RV friendly. Some of the thicker 'ultra' brands aren't!!
Hope this helps & enjoy your Passport!
Terri, the Chevy co-pilot & DH Kevin
