I recently repaired mine.  The plastic, where the hose
from the water tank connects, was completely broken
from the bottom of the faucet.  Had to pull the broken
piece from inside the hose.

I used ... cleaner for CPVC or PVC or ABS .. clear ..
and multi-purpose cement for PVC, CPVC, ABS and
"welded" it back together.  If you do this ... just be
careful that you don't get any of the cleaner or the
cement in the area where the non-return valve seats.

I reinstalled it the next day and it's been holding
great since .... about a month, now.

Good luck with yours,

Mike
'84 GL
'85 Westy

--- Gordy Jones <westyutah@YAHOO.COM> wrote:
> I finally figured out the problem with my
> sink/pump/faucet. the part of the faucet that sets
> down in the hole, where the hoses are attached
> underneath is cracked and completely separated from
> the top part of the faucet. i don't know if that
> makes sense but i am tempted to take it apart and
> super glue it back together but i am not sure if
> that would work. I guess the faucets are around 50
> bucks to replace. does anyone know of a cheaper
> source or have any other ideas. what about a non
> westfalia faucet to use with the existing wiring and
> pump?
>
>
> ~83 Green Air-Cooled Westy
>
>
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