Location of 2018 Wildwood water pump

[Cachapa2020]

I am trying to find the location of the water pump of my 2018 Wildwood RV. Could anyone help me out?

[bikendan]

Originally Posted by Cachapa2020

I am trying to find the location of the water pump of my 2018 Wildwood RV. Could anyone help me out?

You need to post what model number your RV is. Water pump locations vary by brand or model number.
Moved thread to the Wildwood sub-forum since the OP is asking for model-specific information.

[KKonyha]

Is it possible to turn it on and listen for the sound. That is how I found mine in the entertainment cabinet. Running the pump dry for a little bit will not hurt it.

[Reverse_snowbird]

Try looking for a panel that's attached by screws.

[Cachapa2020]

Hi I hope this helps
VIN Number: d4X4TWDC26JA262949
2018 FOREST RIVER Wildwood Towables

[bikendan]

Originally Posted by Cachapa2020

Hi I hope this helps
VIN Number: d4X4TWDC26JA262949
2018 FOREST RIVER Wildwood Towables

There should be a model number decal near the door.
Since this forum has no affiliation with Forest River Incorporated, we have no way to look up the VIN.
Wildwood probably made more than 50 different model numbers in 2018.

[Oaklevel]

As has been mentioned we need your model number. Ours is a 2017 Wildwood 4092 BFL. Ours is under the bathroom sink yours coud be under the kitchen cabinet or elsewhere.

I assue that you are having an issue ???

[bikendan]

Originally Posted by Cachapa2020

Hi I hope this helps
VIN Number: d4X4TWDC26JA262949
2018 FOREST RIVER Wildwood Towables

Your profile says you are in Aguadilla, Puerto Rico. Is this where your Wildwood trailer is located? Is it a former FEMA trailer?

[bobkeown]

Typically it will be placed inside a cabinet or seat frame (non-slideout models only), usually on the same side as the freshwater/city water tank fill inlets. Most likely, it will be inside a cabinet frame that is within a couple of feet of those inlet valves. You will probably have to remove a few screws to access the pump.

[Highinthemountains]

I have a 2020 Wildwood and mine was behind a small non-removable panel (that I made removable), which was next to a larger removable panel. The pump was located right near where the water fill ports were.

I used a putty knife to get between the cabinet frame and the very thin plywood that makes up the panel. Before doing so I used a sharpie to mark around the frame where I was removing the panel to use them as trim marks. After removing the panel and the left behind staples, I used small strips of 1/2 ply as backer strips for the now removable panel to attach to. I trimmed the panel to size and attached it to the backer strips with a couple of screws.

I’ve done this with all of the non-removable panels in my trailer and found a couple of more square feet of storage space along the way.