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 Ace 630EW main water tank
485226 Post Posted: Mon Sep 08, 2008 12:19 pm Thank this member for this postReply with quote Back To Top

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Picked up my new MH last Friday and Im currently working through the handbook. I decided to fill the main water tank and was expecting eventually the water would start pouring out of the filler cap, but to my suprise it started spewing out from under the van, from the tank I presume. is this normal or do I have a fault?

TIA
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Perfecty normal; the overflow is takern from the tank directly down to discharge onto ther floor (ours comes from behind the bumper and the tube cannot be seen from the outside unles you climb underneath, lay on your back, pear upwards with a torch and then ask someone to overfill it - at which point you end up very wet! The filler cap is at a higher level and would therefore overfill the tank. You will find if you drive with a full tank and turn right there is often a loss of water from the cap as the mass moves around the corner.

Enjoy learning all about it and using it for years to come.
 
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Just one further question please, how do i empty the tank of water I no longer need, surely i dont leave the taps on, or have to climb underneath to the drain plug?

TIA
Andy
 
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There should be a hatch under the carpet to gain access to the drain plug inside the tank.
 
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Hi Andy - not sure about your Ace - as it's several years newer than our Swift, but normally there is an acces hatch in the floor inside the van (often 2 - one for the grey water tank too). If you lift this, there should be a screw-of lid giving access to the fresh water tank and a bung/plug in the bottom - open this and you will drain the tank.

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rrusty wrote:
There should be a hatch under the carpet to gain access to the drain plug inside the tank.


awwww........beat me to it!!!!!!!!!!!!

Jon
 
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Technophobe wrote:
rrusty wrote:
There should be a hatch under the carpet to gain access to the drain plug inside the tank.


awwww........beat me to it!!!!!!!!!!!!

Jon


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Penguin, I must remember to try your method of laying on the floor etc!

R

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