Capt Rob
Active member
- Joined
- Nov 21, 2024
- Messages
- 31
- Location
- Marina Lake Arrowhead Georgia
- Website
- www.kyscboathouse.com
- Hull Identification Number
- ABV00488L889
- Non-Fluid Motion Model
- Com-Pac Sailboat
- Vessel Name
- TRIO
After 20 minutes of filling our water tanks on our 2010 Ranger 25 Classic, we heard a ""pop". After a while, the water guage drop to zero and we had no water pressure.
When we stopped that night to figure out what happened, we refilled the water tank and it showed full and stayed full. However, when we turn on the water pump, it pumps water into the bildge and we still have no pressure at the faucets. So I believe we have a break in the line, but where?
My question is what would be a logical way to findout where the break in the water system is located without tearing apart the whole boat. Thanking all of you in advance for your valued input. .
When we stopped that night to figure out what happened, we refilled the water tank and it showed full and stayed full. However, when we turn on the water pump, it pumps water into the bildge and we still have no pressure at the faucets. So I believe we have a break in the line, but where?
My question is what would be a logical way to findout where the break in the water system is located without tearing apart the whole boat. Thanking all of you in advance for your valued input. .