Autotrail Navajo (1 Viewer)

[Buster54]

Just purchasing a 2015 Autotrail Navajo and I'm intrigued to know the reason for two fresh water drain taps and what connected too, obviously one being the tank thinking that's around 100ltrs. Would there be two tanks fitted ???

 

[donkey]

Is one for the tank and one for the plumbing system?

Geoff

 

[Buster54]

Is one for the tank and one for the plumbing system?

Geoff

Not sure Geoff but I just thought I'd share it to see if anyone knew as I've seen there on all of that model. Will know more when I pick up van, but many thanks anyway

 

[Kev and Christa]

Is one of the taps for the hot water tank.

 

[Gellyneck]

Would guess as Kev and Christa says or you're confusing the fresh and waste water drain downs. There are both fresh and waste water tanks fitted.

Our Savannah has a blue twist and grey pivot waste drain cock under \ at side of motorhome and a yellow pivot up drain cock next to the hot water tank. The blue is fresh water, the grey is waste water and the yellow is hot water tank.

Open all of them, along with the water taps at a central position, to drain down the complete system. NB there will probably be a few spots of water left in the system as a result of pipework routing.

I see your profile says "Savannah", is this just a "mistake" or are you changing from this to a Navajo?

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[mitzimad]

could it be two levels of drain down either fully or leaving a small amount in to travel with possibly to allow a realistic payload

 

[Buster54]

Would guess as Kev and Christa says or you're confusing the fresh and waste water drain downs. There are both fresh and waste water tanks fitted.

Our Savannah has a blue twist and grey pivot waste drain cock under \ at side of motorhome and a yellow pivot up drain cock next to the hot water tank. The blue is fresh water, the grey is waste water and the yellow is hot water tank.

Open all of them, along with the water taps at a central position, to drain down the complete system. NB there will probably be a few spots of water left in the system as a result of pipework routing.

I see your profile says "Savannah", is this just a "mistake" or are you changing from this to a Navajo?

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Yes you are correct I have a Savannah 2013 which I've had for 7years and absolutely love it, but wife wishes to downsize, getting older as for draining down it cross my mind it may be h/w heater but asking here thought there might be a quick explanations. I'll let you know when I get the van. Many thanks.