Well I ended up testing the pump and indeed it was just fine, it just needed a quarter turn on on the pressure switch screw which happens to be right on the face of the pump.
On a related note I just want to warn everyone about A Mobile RV Repair in Tucson, Arizona. I had some truly bad service, followed up by some incompetence, a bit of No Call No Show, finished with a dash of refusing to fix the issue. It was so bad I wrote a whole blog post about it, lol. Check it out here http://totaltravelers.com/2015/11/22/a-mobile-rv-repair-tucson-az-the-worst-service-of-a-lifetime/
In short he told me the pump was bad, it was not. So I was charged to put the new pump in, take it out, put the old pump back in, and then he expected me to pay to put it back in when there was nothing wrong with it in the first place? He has sense then refused to fix his mistake and has been very rude and professional all the way through.
Tim Czarkowski
TotalTravelers.com
P.S. That sounds like a great fix, wish I thought of that earlier...
