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Originally Posted by Richard Noble
As to slow draining on the black tank - you may want to invest in the camera and see if you have the common problem of having the upper hole cutout in the tank. Some company's let the cutout drop into the tank as they install the toilet. This can get caught up in the drain.
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I have a camera and will use that before I 'dig' in as others have noted this as a problem. The toilet to tank drain pipe is at a 30* or so angle so I'll pull the toilet (needs an O ring on the flush valve shaft anyhow) and run it down taped on a piece of Romex or similar.
Update 7/12 - camera showed a clean tank but I did install the Horst/Valterra probes after pulling the belly cover down. While in there pulled the valve out which may have had the down side seal partially blocking the line as it flows much faster. I also ran a finger inside the tank outlet - not something for the faint of heart - to see if there was some debris there.