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Originally Posted by MannyC
Thanks for your help. I値l be digging around under the unit this weekend.
Manny
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The floorplan on your trailer looks almost identical to the one we had. I suspect it is right there through the frame. It will be your galley tank.
For the bad news. You say you have a leak coming out by the grey pipe under the camper. Where exactly? Which grey pipe? You may want to drain the full galley tank then experiment a little to see which tank leaks when it gets full. Since you haven't found our emptied the galley tank I figure that is the one. If so the leak could come from several places once it is "past full".
Is the leak the only way you suspect the tank is full or are there other indicators. I would think your kitchen sink would retain water. If it doesn't, the tank hasn't been drained, you have water draining out of the coroplast....your galley tank is probably leaking. And there is my bad news; had the same issue. Galley tank only leaked when full - I determined that by trial and error since the only indicator was water dripping out of a screw hole in the coroplast. Took it to dealer for repairs (I had extended warranty) and they said the tank was cracked. Later, after the tank was pulled and everything replaced/repaired ($3100) they said that during building someone had left 2 screws on top of the galley tank. The tank was then pushed up against the floor and secured. Traveling and all the movement had caused the 2 screws to wear holes through the top of the tank causing it to leak when full.
Long story and not meant to alarm you but the cause of that leak could be serious. I have read of other tank repair methods vs replacement that might work. Just keep an eye out and do some "sleuthing" to determine what you've got.