Water leak

[pilots48]

I have water leaking under my 2020 Vintage Cruiser 19ERD. I don't have any water anywhere in side. leaks with city water or fresh water. It is very slow and just drips. It's leaking on both sides of my trailer near the wheel wells. Without tearing out the entire bottom, doe anyone have a clue?
I know Gulfstream doesn't read these post or even care. All that RV companies want to do is sell sell sell.

 

[proost]

Hi, did you find the source yet? Although I don't have your model rig, I have had a couple of leaks in the past. One, was a tank drain valve that was leaking by. The other was from a anti-siphon/backflow preventer this is near your fresh water and city fill locations. When they fail, they just leak up at the top of that valve which is at a high point and just drip down and and find their way out.

 

[pilots48]

Yes I did. It was behind the pump. I thought it was inside my belly pan but I don't have a belly pan. It was the flare fitting from the pump outlet. Thanks for your info.

 

[Mike1931]

Pilots48,
There has to be a leak near the fresh water outside drain.
Note; any chance the Gray water or Black water tanks could have frozen and cracked?
On the inside of my RV I find that toilet paper is very helpful in finding water leaks. Your fresh water tank fill spout and city water fill connection, located behind the same outside door? If so the leak could be in that area.
Don't forget to get the water pump connections.
Please give the toilet paper method a try. I find toilet paper to be the best option for locating minor leaks.
Mike Root
Saint George Utah

 

[proost]

Yes I did. It was behind the pump. I thought it was inside my belly pan but I don't have a belly pan. It was the flare fitting from the pump outlet. Thanks for your info.

Excellent. Glad it was something simple!

 

[Mike1931]

Excellent. Glad it was something simple!

 

[Mike1931]

Happy for you. You may want to copy this thread and put it somewhere yoy can find it again..
Mike N Sherri
Saint George Utah