How the hell do i fix this????

good show...

I am curious now if you still have the ONE WAY value in the line after the fix. This one-way valve only allows the water to go from the city water connection to your water lines inside the trailer.

Without the one way valve installed when you have to use your fresh water tank using the on-board water pump it will squirt water out your city water line and drain your fresh water tank as well as getting a few things wet on the outside of the trailer....

Hopefully the part you got from the local RV guy fixes the whole thing...

Roy Ken

Got it fixed $8 Bucks. Went to RV Lifestyle in the NE off barlow, they sole me the piece gave me the tools to use and let me do it in their parking lot, these guys always come through for me.

Thank you all for your help and suggestions especially ibyers!!!!!

I cannot tell for sure what the thread is but if it is a pipe thread and it is a normal size pex tube, the easy fix is a product called Flare-It. I am a hardware dealer and I think that is the easy solution. Stop in your local hardware dealer and they'll fix you up.

AH so - Well you gonna need the one-way valve so if you do a quick fix like being discussed here then find a water cap to screw on it so you can use the fresh water tank if you have to.

Just trying to think of something to get you on the road and fix it later when you can get the parts you need.

Roy Ken

ibyers wrote:
opps wrong one.



you can get these at Homedepot or Canadian tire

Thanks, that will be my back up plan, I am going to call rv lifestyles se if I pull up they can crimp on a new connection, they have been really good to me so far and 2 minutes from my work.

Thanks for all the help.

RoyB wrote:
83trekker- your city water connection should have the one-way valve just inside where things broke off and this should keep your city water connections from squirting out water when using your on board fresh water tank and pump. If you can do this without squirting water out of the city water port perhaps you can put this off until you can get it fixed. Just use the fresh water tank and water pump instead for your upcoming trip...

Roy ken

The one way valve is in the piece that wont attach to the trailer now, so there's no stopping the water.

opps wrong one.



you can get these at Homedepot or Canadian tire

Have to cut the collar, I used a dremel. once the compression ring is off you can get the hose off the "t"

another way you can fix it to get by is just cut the "soft" hose portion and get one of these


with one of these worm drive clamps




You can get a new one from Hobo Camper on Edmonton trail across the street from the Rona

83trekker- your city water connection should have the one-way valve just inside where things broke off and this should keep your city water connections from squirting out water when using your on board fresh water tank and pump. If you can do this without squirting water out of the city water port perhaps you can put this off until you can get it fixed. Just use the fresh water tank and water pump instead for your upcoming trip...

Roy ken

The other end is in T same thing brass valve and that really thick black collar holding it on.