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Originally Posted by UmptySquat
Planning winterization at the end of the month.
Ordered an Adco Designer cover.
Hand pumping through city water connection is pretty simple.
My question is the fresh water tank, pump and accompanying lines. I don't use the tank but I know it was used to demonstrate during the PDI. I've since emptied the tank but nothing else.
Should I just put antifreeze in the fresh tank and flip the pump on? Not sure how output of pump ties into city water lines...
2013 Toyota Tundra 5.7L
2015 Apex 288BHS
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I'm certainly no expert... But I don't think you need to mess with your fresh water tank at all. I drained it last year and left it alone.
The pump is under the dinette bench next to the fridge.
Using this winterization kit (
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0006JJ588..._luffwbE9TRY6E ) you can attach one end of this tube to your pumps inlet and the other end into a gallon of anti-freeze. From there you can just turn on your pump and winterize all the lines. This kit worked perfectly for me. It takes about 2-3 gallons of anti-freeze to do all the lines.
I would think you'd need quite a bit of anti-freeze in your fresh tank for the pump to draw it.
Edit: Here's a YouTube video that shows almost exactly how the above method goes. The only difference for me is that because I blow my lines with air first, I don't need to put anti-freeze in the city water inlet.
http://youtu.be/Q5Hvn9NpJa8
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2014 Toyota Tundra 5.7L CrewMax
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