Re: Dry and not-so-dry camping

Posted by Nat on August 29, 2021 at 04:45:56 from (75.90.153.9):

In Reply to: Dry and not-so-dry camping posted by MarkB_MI on August 29, 2021 at 04:01:46:

I don't know why the pump would come on unless something causes the pressure to drop to the set point then if you have low voltage the pump may not have enough RPMs to build enough pressure to shut off. Our last trip out that way we had the water pump to go completely out so we couldn't dry camp and then driving thru North Dakota our drivers side fender cover just ripped off. Last trip the Thermostat went crazy and would only cool and set point was 32 degrees. Didn't need that. Ours is a Grand Design Reflection

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