- Dec 23, 2015
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- 522
- Funster No
- 40,831
- MH
- Pilote Pacific P650GJ
- Exp
- Over 6000 miles between 3 March to 26 September 2017.
I've tried searching for this problem but can't seem to find a definitive answer. Since we've had the moho (6 weeks now) the taps have spluttered and the water is full of air bubbles. It's so bad that it actually looks like soap suds, but does quickly settle. I realise this is air in the system but would have thought by now it would have worked it's way through. We don't carry a lot of water at the moment, until the threat of frost is over I don't want to leave water in the tank (although there is usually a liitle in). I have read somewhere that you need to run the taps and shower one at a time until the spluttering stops but haven't been able to try this due to (a) not having much fresh water on board and (b) not being somewhere where we can easily dump the waste, ie drive over dump point, and emptying with a bucket is a real pain.
We are at the moment on a site with drive over dump with adjacent drinking water tap. If I empty grey water (currently about half full), fill fresh, run taps one at a time whilst still over waste dump (hence not filling grey tank again), then refill fresh if necessary, will this work? Sorry for sounding so thick.
We are at the moment on a site with drive over dump with adjacent drinking water tap. If I empty grey water (currently about half full), fill fresh, run taps one at a time whilst still over waste dump (hence not filling grey tank again), then refill fresh if necessary, will this work? Sorry for sounding so thick.