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canesfan · 05-05-2017, 06:17 AM

Are you using a water flow pressure reducer? I'll leave out my personal opinions on them but if you are at a park using city water you should be. Water pressure is "barely adequate" with these at best. There are some more expensive better ones out there than the cheapies that will give you a little more pressure. I fill my tank and use my pump, I generally get better water pressure that way.

After you bleed your lines you should get rid of the air and popping and gurgling and all.

05-05-2017, 06:17 AM	#5
canesfan Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: Tidewater Area Virginia Posts: 1,271	Are you using a water flow pressure reducer? I'll leave out my personal opinions on them but if you are at a park using city water you should be. Water pressure is "barely adequate" with these at best. There are some more expensive better ones out there than the cheapies that will give you a little more pressure. I fill my tank and use my pump, I generally get better water pressure that way. After you bleed your lines you should get rid of the air and popping and gurgling and all. __________________ 2014 Raptor RP300MP w/ Rear Patio Party Deck, Folding Side Ladder, 6 Point Level Up, Carlisle Radial Trail HDs 2004 2500HD D/A CC SB - TTT Mirrors, Prodigy BC, 18K Pullrite Superglide, NEW Fuel Injectors 11/2015 (ouch)