Propane Regulator leaking on Street Side
Hi, My Cougar 5th Wheel (6 years old) has a stand alone 18psi (GR-618) red regulator on the street side propane bottle, which enters a pipe that crosses the front to the curb side. On the curb side i...
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Thanks for replies. I learned a lot on some basic RV LP stuff today.
I replaced the failed GR-618 regulator with a new GR-630 regulator purchased from my RV Dealer. Cost was $11.99. (Also purchased pipe thread sealant for use on gas lines.) Tested and works fine.
Here is a link to pictures of old and new parts, plus a video of the leak prior to replacement, in case others experience the same issue. It was a severe leak (but just slow enough to not active high flow rate check valve in the tank hose), and in my case was directly above my factory installed LP generator exhaust.
Link: Parts and Video
I replaced the failed GR-618 regulator with a new GR-630 regulator purchased from my RV Dealer. Cost was $11.99. (Also purchased pipe thread sealant for use on gas lines.) Tested and works fine.
Here is a link to pictures of old and new parts, plus a video of the leak prior to replacement, in case others experience the same issue. It was a severe leak (but just slow enough to not active high flow rate check valve in the tank hose), and in my case was directly above my factory installed LP generator exhaust.
Link: Parts and Video
