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18-10-2019 16:23
dghr272 Is this thread any use ?

https://www.caravantalk.co.uk/commun...irreplacement/

Terry
18-10-2019 16:07
Penquin Agree, Error 404 page not found.
18-10-2019 15:26
Pargolfer
replace Thetford c-200cw pump
Hi I have just come across your link to replace a pump in a thetford c-200cw pump.
Unfortunately the domain has expired, can you send me the details to [email protected].

Thanks Dave
14-08-2013 09:27
zappy61 Many thanks Andy, Bill and Nomad.

Graham
12-08-2013 23:29
Techno100 It's not something I need to know but I might one day. Top marks and thanks for another great guide Graham
12-08-2013 23:21
zappy61
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Originally Posted by BillCreer
Thanks Graham for your comprehensive guide. I was thinking, would it not be better to feed the pump cable all the way through he rubber gland and connect it directly to the switch?. I'm not sure if heat shrink will give a water tight cover over the cable and even though you might get a tight fit capillary action does not take much to come into effect.
Hi Bill,
It would be better but the cables are very difficult nigh impossible to remove so jointing is the only way. Mine has been done a long time now and the shrink wrap is still watertight. (Always dangerous to make such comments )
Graham
12-08-2013 19:59
BillCreer Thanks Graham for your comprehensive guide. I was thinking, would it not be better to feed the pump cable all the way through he rubber gland and connect it directly to the switch?. I'm not sure if heat shrink will give a water tight cover over the cable and even though you might get a tight fit capillary action does not take much to come into effect.
12-08-2013 19:22
zappy61
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Originally Posted by cabby
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cabby
Sorry Cabby it is here link changed when I changed the blog to .co.uk from .com
Graham
12-08-2013 18:45
cabby Link would not open for me.

cabby
12-08-2013 18:35
TheNomad Excellent - many thanks for sharing this.
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