Mike,
The pump itself could have internal leakage, causing the pressure to
bleed back into the tank.
It really shouldn't do that....
<<Jim>>
Mike Conner wrote:
>
> Hey folks-
> When evaluating my water system in my new '69 Trade Wind this weekend I found that
>the pump kept turning on every five minutes. I am guessing that this means there is
>a loss of pressure somewhere. I checked all the faucets for dripping but had none.
>I also tightened all the hoses around the pump, the tank and the crossover valve.
>The fill cap was tight. Beyond that I haven't looked any further. I was wondering
>what other places people have found to be the source of a pressure loss. I have the
>original copper tubing and my trailer is a double with the tank up front. I did
>notice that the wires going into the top of the tank had some sort of sealant around
>them that appeared to be cracking...also my kitchen faucet cold water has little flow
>compared to the hot (the w. heater was not on) and the bathroom sink and tub faucets
>have good pressure. Are these problems related, different-help! Thank you.
>
> Bill- sent in my check to the VAC and am looking forward to the Olema rally!
>
> Mike Conner
> Wildlife Resource Specialist
> City of Davis
> (530)757-5686
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