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Old 11-05-2016, 10:13 PM   #1
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Question How to access water pump on Greyhawk 31?

I went winterize my 2003 Greyhawk 31rb and pump seemed to be fine. I had troubles draining the fresh water tanks. Just opening the low point vales water would just trickle out even though the tank was more than 3/4 full. I turned the pump on with the vales open and water flowed out at a nice quick pace. Then after all the water seems to be out, I tried to get the pump to suck up the antifreeze, but it was extremely slow and almost no suction. I had a really hard time getting it to prime with the anti-freeze as well. I eventually got anti-freeze to come through all of my faucets and toilet, but with only very little flow and much sputtering. I have come to the conclusion that the pump has gone bad and I should replace it. I can see the pump up there behind the utlity panel in the basement, but I have no idea how to get at it. I took some of the screws out of the panel thinking I could get to it from there, but it appears I would have to disconnect an awful lot of plumbing and electrical stuff to allow that paenl to actually be removed. Is there a trick anyone knows as to how to acccess the water pump for replacement?
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Old 11-06-2016, 07:37 AM   #2
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My thoughts are the low flow and sputtering were due to the air introduced into the lines by draining the low points. Your fresh tank should have a drain on it that you can use independent of the low point drains. Air in the lines would also make drafting antifreeze more difficult. I wouldn't worry about the pump till next season when you can hook water back up and verify that it is bad.
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