My Anderson valve has failed. Verified by a tech from my dealer. They have ordered one and HOPEFULLY, it'll be here and installed today. We are closing up for the season tomorrow and need to winterize before we go.
As is, the water pump is sucking as much air as water through and I could barely get through a shower this morning. We are using on-board water as the CG water is off for the winter now.
So my question.......... If the new valve does not arrive today, is there a way for me to still winterize with the bad valve? It seems that if I set the Anderson valve to winterize, it will suck as much antifreeeze into the FW tank as it will push through the lines, along with some amount of air.
I have a washer installed so must use antifreeze. Blowing out alone will not work for me. Hopefully it'll all be fixed by day's end, but I need to be prepared for the worst.
BTW, the tech did verify that it is the valve and not the water pump check-valve that failed.
Thanks in advance for any insight!
As is, the water pump is sucking as much air as water through and I could barely get through a shower this morning. We are using on-board water as the CG water is off for the winter now.
So my question.......... If the new valve does not arrive today, is there a way for me to still winterize with the bad valve? It seems that if I set the Anderson valve to winterize, it will suck as much antifreeeze into the FW tank as it will push through the lines, along with some amount of air.
I have a washer installed so must use antifreeze. Blowing out alone will not work for me. Hopefully it'll all be fixed by day's end, but I need to be prepared for the worst.
BTW, the tech did verify that it is the valve and not the water pump check-valve that failed.
Thanks in advance for any insight!