gslabbert5119
Well-known member
Before I really rip into Heartland, I need to get my facts sorted out.
I was installing a wire for backup lights and removed the belly cover, and grey water tank valve dropped out and about whacked me on the head.
After testing the valves from the connector point I found that it was the #2 grey water tank and that it has NEVER been connected to the piping but is controlled at the water valve panel, it simply lay on the under belly panel.
There is no water leaking anywhere so I need to know the following ...
1. Does the 2013 3685RL have 2 grey water tanks
2. If so, do I cut the piping and install it or do I chew out Heartland for failing to fit the valve and file a faulty installation claim against them.
3. If I install the valve, where do I install it ?
Thoughts, Ideas & Suggestions ...
Picture of it laying loose, and what looks like glue is in fact just dust
I was installing a wire for backup lights and removed the belly cover, and grey water tank valve dropped out and about whacked me on the head.
After testing the valves from the connector point I found that it was the #2 grey water tank and that it has NEVER been connected to the piping but is controlled at the water valve panel, it simply lay on the under belly panel.
There is no water leaking anywhere so I need to know the following ...
1. Does the 2013 3685RL have 2 grey water tanks
2. If so, do I cut the piping and install it or do I chew out Heartland for failing to fit the valve and file a faulty installation claim against them.
3. If I install the valve, where do I install it ?
Thoughts, Ideas & Suggestions ...
Picture of it laying loose, and what looks like glue is in fact just dust