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Replacing water pump
I have a 2007 LD  31 foot with water pump under queen bed for easy access.  Going to replace with a new one
Any suggestions to control water in line after shut off and removing pump.  Thanks

Bob Wilson
2007 31 IB

Re: Replacing water pump
Reply #1
Hello Bob.   I simply drained the water tank, then ran the pump for a short time with the kitchen faucet open.  I used a towel to catch the small remaining water that dribbled out.  Hope this helps.

Re: Replacing water pump
Reply #2
Bob, while you have the water pump out, you might want to install an isolation valve to help facilitate future repairs. More info here:

Changing Water Pump
Greg & Victoria
2017 Mid-Bath  “Nocona” towing a manual 2015 Forester
Previously a 1985 TK
SKP #61264

Re: Replacing water pump
Reply #3
I installed two isolation valves, one on either side of the water pump. My reasoning is that the pump is most likely to die at the most inconvenient time, when we're boon docking without easy access to water to refill, so I want to preserve all the water on board during the pump change out. Closing the two valves minimizes water loss, and the minimizes the number of towels needed to absorb the un-drained water.
2013 27’ Mid-Bath
2005 Honda CR-V

Re: Replacing water pump
Reply #4
Thanks for the quick response,  surprised

Bob
2007 31 IB