Houston..we are venting water?

[greenRNtrav.]

so here goes, the 79 rear bath argosy has a leak that is drip.drip.dripping slowly from the right rear outside corner. i've looked under the sinks, as much as i can around the tub, but cannot find any clue from inside the bathroom. any ideas as to where i might look next. could it be the "brand new" water heater line? or some other antiquainted connection somewhere along that wall. And am i looking at tearing out the bottom skin to find my source. any sugggestions appreciated.

[Wabbiteer]

A leak can telegraph from pretty far away to appear where it actually seen...

http://service.airstream.com/files/l...78a745c79d.pdf

Shows the bathtub over the RR corner... I know the trap on my '73 bathtub had given someone much grief, teflon pipe paste all over it and it appears they never could keep it tight... Sorry I can't be more help.

[azflycaster]

Does the leak only happen when attached to city water? There should be a pressure relief valve that might be leaking or you might have too much pressure.

[markdoane]

Check the third paragraph, then the restoration link.

[Alwhisman]

My pressure relief valve was bad and gave a heavy steady drip when connected to city water. I removed it and havent found a replacement yet. It was installed inside (past) the regulator. From the inside it was hard to tell thats what it was until I really put some light on it.

Al

[greenRNtrav.]

i would think that with my pressure regulator at the city water spicket set at about 40 psi, i would not be in any trouble , but i will check the valve...if only i knew where to look!!, i;ll send some pics in a couple of days. i have sort of isolated the leak from the outside, it's running down from up-under the plastic casing that girds that corner, then runs down along the bumper, and onto the ground. does this mean that it's NOT my holding tanks, or am i just not that lucky?