Just completed the pull of one jug from my spare van to see if it had good
seals.  The seal on that jug was perfect and only appeard to be a few years
old. (surprise I like)  pulled my drivers side jug on my driver van and the
valve was completely off and the lower rim of the seal was gone (actually
down inside the jug.  Took that jug inside for a thorough cleaning with a
bottle washer then put back in with the replaced seal.  The crud that was in
the bottom of that jug was the same stuff I have been pulling out of my
clogged filters.  This time I may have saved one filter change as all the
water inside the jug was still frozen.

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Planned insanity is best.
Remember that sanity is optional.
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On 12/2/04 1:51 PM, "jimt" <wetwesty@TACTICAL-BUS.INFO> wrote:

> On 12/1/04 8:58 PM, "Nick Feickert" <thesuperflydisco@YAHOO.COM> wrote:
> 
>> Guess what I discovered???
>> The grommets on top of both (around the gravity vent valve) were completely
>> rotted
>> out and a good bit of gravel in the bottom of both tanks. Now add a couple
>> spinning
>> tires on wet dirty roads and you have a recipe for a breakdown
> Thankyou thankyou... Havent pulled mine yet but you may have solved my
> mystery water problem and constantly clogged fuel filters with a contaminant
> that feels like fine sand grit.  (thank someone for fuel filters)
> 
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> jimt
> Planned insanity is best.
> Remember that sanity is optional.
> http://www.tactical-bus.info (tech info)
> http://www.westydriver.com
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