Turtle3863 | Removing an RV Water Filter @Turtle3863 | Uploaded 2 years ago | Updated 10 hours ago
Forest River puts these on-board water filters on most of their RV's. Because of chronic leaking and problems getting the filter replaced, a lot of people have just decided to get rid of it. In this video I show you how I removed it and the problems I had in doing so. Hopefully this will keep you from making some of the same mistakes I did.
**WARNING! I did have to borrow a good crimper, because I just could not get the crimp on one of the fittings to crimp enough to stop it from leaking.
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The PEX kit I bought https://amzn.to/3vfvkzr
The PEX kit I recommend with a better crimping tool and the right size clamps https://amzn.to/3uDFsmx
The PEX brass T fitting https://amzn.to/38D7hTk
Great PEX kit that should make this job much easier. https://amzn.to/3MmIVMj
Forest River puts these on-board water filters on most of their RV's. Because of chronic leaking and problems getting the filter replaced, a lot of people have just decided to get rid of it. In this video I show you how I removed it and the problems I had in doing so. Hopefully this will keep you from making some of the same mistakes I did.
**WARNING! I did have to borrow a good crimper, because I just could not get the crimp on one of the fittings to crimp enough to stop it from leaking.
I get a small commission when you use these links to order something at no cost to you.#CommissionsEarned
The PEX kit I bought https://amzn.to/3vfvkzr
The PEX kit I recommend with a better crimping tool and the right size clamps https://amzn.to/3uDFsmx
The PEX brass T fitting https://amzn.to/38D7hTk
Great PEX kit that should make this job much easier. https://amzn.to/3MmIVMj
