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| dutch (Dutch)
Registered Member Username: Dutch Post Number: 26 Registered: 2-2007 Posted From: 66.68.98.151 Rating: N/A |
i have a gm witht he original toilet and believe it or not i like it,but... i hav no idea how to drain it and or how to flush it any and all help would be great dutch | ||
| Jim Wilke (Pd41044039)
Registered Member Username: Pd41044039 Post Number: 134 Registered: 2-2001 Posted From: 69.77.151.82 Rating: N/A |
Dutch, you need to get the bus manual for your bus. You should buy the engine, transmission & bus service and if you can, the parts manuals as well. You will be real glad you have these as you can fix & understand a lot of the bus yourself & if you DO need a professional mechanic, you will need these books to furnish the correct spec for the mechanic. These two cycle GM engines and the good "old school" mechanics that really knew them are getting pretty scarce. Even the Detroit Dealers often don't have any of the old guys at that location. The younger crowd (50 and under) don't see these engines on the road and are trained on the 4 cycle which is very different. A good general mechanic can get the work done if he has the book. Without the book, you will be paying him to guess & learn on your nickle. Jim-Bob | ||
| RJ Long (Rjlong)
Registered Member Username: Rjlong Post Number: 1208 Registered: 12-2000 Posted From: 71.195.112.181 Rating: N/A |
Dutch - First, make sure you're over a suitable waste receptacle, not the city gutter. Raise the toilet seat. Lift the small access door to the side of the bowl. Pull up on the T-handle to drain. There is also a drain for the washbasin, inside the access door under the basin. Open this gate valve, and that tank will drain into the main holding tank. HTH. . .  |