

| Subject: | Re: auto stop valve rebuild |
| From: | Robert Cardo |
| Date: | Fri, 14 Oct 2005 00:03:01 -0500 |
<<Hello, I finally tried to order a rebuild kit for the auto stop valve.Manchester tank, the maker of this kit, wont sell directly, and gave me the number of a major rv parts dealer to order it Well , turns out this kit which contains 2 o-rings costs $29.95.Dosent sound right. Oh well. Think I'll keep my current o-rings.An equal amount of gold is cheaper. What I will do is disassemblel the valve and lubricate the parts. Anybody know what is the proper lubricant?>> Roger, Take the problimatic autostop valve and throw it away. Buy a manual valve and bleeder as 99.9/10ths of the motorhomes on the road have and be done with it. Any crazy kid at a propane fill station will know what to do with it, it won't stick, it'll away's take the propane. I replaced my no-go autostop with a type 2 manual valve & bleeder 4 years ago and never have had any regrets. ( why did VW take a proven product off all the Westies, and bolt on garbage?) The cost is about 40 bucks, and your done with that problem forever.
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