Leaking City Water Flange
Hello Fellow RVers: Need some help and wish to pass on information. First some background: I have a 2006 Fleetwood Bounder Class A motorhomer, model 35E. In the water management compartment (port ...
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I bought a JR Products city water inlet recently and it didn't come with a washer of any sort.
The interior side of an inlet gets connected with a "swivel" fitting (usually plastic in an RV) that has a seal in it like in the photo. These seals can occasionally fall out when handling the fitting. If that's your "washer" that is missing, I don't think you can get just the seal. It's not a part related to the inlet. A complete swivel fitting is around $5 or less and not worth the cost of shopping or driving all over to find a seal. Once the fitting is installed, you shouldn't need a spare because you'd rarely ever disconnect the swivel fitting. Many RV dealers stock the swivel fitting, and they're at Home Depot and plumbing wholesalers and hardware stores.
The interior side of an inlet gets connected with a "swivel" fitting (usually plastic in an RV) that has a seal in it like in the photo. These seals can occasionally fall out when handling the fitting. If that's your "washer" that is missing, I don't think you can get just the seal. It's not a part related to the inlet. A complete swivel fitting is around $5 or less and not worth the cost of shopping or driving all over to find a seal. Once the fitting is installed, you shouldn't need a spare because you'd rarely ever disconnect the swivel fitting. Many RV dealers stock the swivel fitting, and they're at Home Depot and plumbing wholesalers and hardware stores.
