Fresh water shutoff valve

[patrick]

I just bought a 2004 Keystone Zeppelin. I was trying to fill up the fresh water tank, when i was filling the tank up the water was coming out of a hose from the bottom of the trailer. Is there a water shutoff valve or does it need to be capped?? Thanks

[rlevitt]

Hi Patrick
Normaly where you see the water coming out the tube underneath your trailer there should be a white plastic end cap on the end of it. If you tighten the cap it will stop draining. maybe the cap is missing !
Ron

[allentx1]

I agree with Ron. Those are likely your low point water drains designed to drain the water from the system. There is a cap on it that has to be tightened on, if you see no cap the other variation is a thumb valve but that is usually near the water connections for the camper.

[BigSur]

My old Jay Flight had one of those that actually served as an overfill drain, i.e. if I overfilled the tank, the excess would come out a white tube on the bottom of the trailer. I'm not saying it's NOT your drain valve to the tank itself, but be sure before you go capping things.

[heatkits]

If the unit was professional winterized they usually put the cap to the tank drain in the water heater compartment...

[christopherglenn]

My Jayco also had the overflow, my Fuzion just spits out the fill port in the side of the trailer.

[AlaskaBat]

Originally Posted by patrick

I just bought a 2004 Keystone Zeppelin. I was trying to fill up the fresh water tank, when i was filling the tank up the water was coming out of a hose from the bottom of the trailer. Is there a water shutoff valve or does it need to be capped?? Thanks

If you don't see any caps on the drain lines, look for a compartment just above. Inside, you'll find a shutoff valve. Make sure it's closed. If it's closed yet still drains water--the valve is broken and needs to be replaced.