2008 jayco 345 bhs flushing leak :-(

[TPR3TC]

Anyway to bypass that system to later repair the issue?

The main line that comes in and into the T fitting is the one leaking.

Help please

Carlos

[norty1]

Would like to understand more about the problem? I thought I missed the first few posts.

[TPR3TC]

The main city water line goes into a nest of pipes and fittings and valves, the very first T fitting it goes into has a leak, I'd like to know if there is any way to bypass that whole system until I get that replaced air fixed.

Does anyone has any experience with this???

Thanks

Carlos

[norty1]

Most rv plumbing is 1/2 inch PEX with some type of crimp on connectors. The most common way to repair them, I did one a few weeks ago on my rig is to remove the crimps and replace the T joint and re-crimp the connectors.

Parts and tools to do this can be purchased at most any big box or hardware store.

Hope you can get is repaired, it does not sound like a big job but leaving it can cause more problems.
Here is a link to some one who did it on here:
http://www.jaycoowners.com/forums/f3...amps-5117.html

Many find the hardest part is accessing the work

Good luck, I am sure others will give you some more options.