After doing the soap test you can also use a propane level gauge (it works by pressure) such as in the picture sold at costco, I take mine off my BBQ , and it mounts no tools needed on your propane tank between the tank and supply line for the trailer (inline) all you have to do is make sure all appliances are off and mount the gauge open your propane tank for a few seconds and watch the gauge go up then turn off the valve on the propane tank and the gauge should read steady ,note the reading and recheck it 1 hour later and it should read about the same not drop ( that means you have no major leak pressure held you can do the same test longer if you want to check for smaller leaks ,but remember it's a pressure gauge and if temperature goes up pressure goes up if temperature drops pressure will drop so it's best to do this test when temperature is constant for a more accurate test.
Don
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2012 silverado ext cab 4x4 ,5.3 L , 6 speed trans,3:42 final drive,tow package standard box 6 1/2 foot . 2014 honda forza 300 scooter, #2 2015 honda crf 250 L (Dual sport)
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