When you disconnect the city water hose, you probably won't be able to see the inlet valve stem. It will be behind the screen hose washer. Remove the screen washer and the valve should be visible.
If the stem is missing, there's your problem.
If the stem is dislodged and you pull it out, you created a problem.
If the stem is dislodged and you can GENTLY reposition it, you may be OK for a while. How long? That depends on how worn or how much buildup is on the valve stem.
An option for you, if the valve is not functioning would be to purchase a "male garden hose plug" and screw it into the city water connection. That will effectively seal the leak and allow you to go "indefinitely" before you need to replace the city water connection. For some, it's an alternative to get them through the trip, for some it's a "solution that they never felt the need to go further"and it becomes their "permanent fix"....
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2015 F250 6.7l 4x4
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