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Old 07-21-2007, 07:42 AM   #1
syplace
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Galley pipe/tank connection

Has any one ever had to get at the sink pipe where it attaches to the galley tank? We have developed a leak, but only when the tank is full and starts up the pipe. Wife uses too much water!! I think just from vibrations, etc. it has just loosened. Tried to get at it to tighten it, but I would have to take the bottom down or drill a larger hole under the sink so I can get my hand down to where the two meet. It was easy to get at the gray & black tanks as they too were loose. Any suggestions would greatly be appreciated. Taking that bottom down does not look like an easy job.
 
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