Hello All- I am hoping someone can help me here. I just installed a HeaterCraft shower on my 01 21V and am having some issues. The pump works great if I take the output hose from the Hot/Cold manifold and put it into a bucket of water, it curculates great, shuts off when it reaches the right pressure, all is good.. The not so good part is when I hook up the hot and cold water and then turn the pump on, there appears to be air in the lines and no constant pressure? It doesnt make a difference if the engine is running or not. I am hoping this has something to do with the fact it is hooked up to my Fake-A-Lake in the driveway, but that still doesnt make sense to me why there is not constant pressure? I did use the full length of the hose that came in the package and just looped the excess in a coil next to where I mounted the pump but there should still be suffecient water flow through the hoses to push out all the air, correct?? I hope someone has had this problem before and it will all go away the second I put the boat in the water, but any advice/suggestions/comments are greatly appreciated. Thanks everyone!
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I would think your fake a lake cannot fully sustain the water pressure... my take... hook that bad boy up.. get in the lake and see if the issue goes away..
my fake a lake does not even come close to fully filling the system, .... so I doubt it would work right in your drive way.2011 Tigé RZ4
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That makes sense if the engine is running, because you loose some of the water throught the exhaust. But if the engine is off, there should be enough water coming out of my garden hose to supply the shower with a sufficient amount?Comment
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Not necessarily, the raw water pump is not going to allow any water through it when the engine isn't running so essentially you're sucking the water in the engine's cooling system into vacuum.Originally posted by In The Red View PostFixing everyone elses boat just so I can use mine...Comment
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