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Subject Topic: how to, toilet lip and vent seals Post Reply Post New Topic
Personhawkwind
17/9/2006 at 5:49pm
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Hi, we have just bought a 1991 abi rallyman.
On our first outing, whilst lifting the toilet out to empty it, liquid started to come from the seal where the blade opens, and also from what i think is a vent seal which is next to the knob that opens and closes the blade and is about 1/2 inch across.

Does anyone have a fools guide to replacing these.

Thanks if anyone can help :)


PersonFogey
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Is it a Thetford toilet?  If so, go to this site, click "English" and look under the "Customer Service" section, you might find something which helps.


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Thank you very much fogey :)

I found all of the information that i need there.

Got to look forward now to sticking my hand into the toilet
Unless of course i can convince the wife that my hands are too big to fit in there so she will have to glove up instead lol


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You're welcome.


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