Who has installed a Tornado on their black tank??

[DQDick]

Look at the bright side, you can still show when it's full. Our's has registered totally full since the second month we owned the rig.

[jimmy2]

well I guess I will answer your question it is not real hard but if your tank is like mine the flush that keystone is in a bad location this the first problem I do not known how it was going to flush the tank I did add a tornado to all 3 of my tanks they work way better I just cap off the one from keystone and drill a new hole for tornado in my tank

[steelpony5555]

Thanks Jimmy, it kinda sounded like that is what i was gonna have to do, but good to know before I open up the belly so I know the direction I am headed.....

[LonnieB]

Ours has worked fairly well until a couple of weeks ago. I dumped the tank and tried to flush it but the water was barely trickling into the tank. After several attempts, I gave up and and just filled the tank through the toilet a couple of times until there was nothing but clear water coming out. Looks like the Tornado will be in my future as well.

[jimcol]

Lonnie, If you haven't tried changing or eliminating the check valve I would try that first. Pretty easy to do and has resolved a lot of issues with no water getting to the tank. Jim

[LonnieB]

Thanks Jim, I'll check that valve.

[Wheelhouse]

I had the same problem earlier. I purchased the new Tornado and went to replace and found the holes did not line up and had to enlarge opening and notch ears for the install. I took the old flusher out and really gave it a good clean. It took a while because the the holes were plugged and had to use a pin to help clear the jet holes. I connected a hose to check the sprayer. Cleaned off the old sealant and resealed and it has worked great since. I had to drill a couple of holes through the main frame and use a long screwdriver to unscrew the screws and reattach. I hope this helps. Its a tight fix working this area, so be patient.