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Doral Dude
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Posted: August 30 2006 at 13:39 | IP Logged Quote Doral Dude

I have a 2005 Doral Monticello. Upon commissioning this spring, I noticed an ugly brown stain in the area where the waste tank empties (where ABS elbow connects to tank). The tank was pumped out in the fall and antifreeze pumped through the system.  However I did not look into the engine compartment after winterization so I don't know when the leak ocurred.

I brought the boat to the dealer who had it over a month and, despite their new service manager claiming the boat was ready, found that the leak had not been addressed. Their last minute attempt to fix it was applying a glob of 3M 5200 sealant which did nothing but make a mess (I found out later that it is not meant for use on plastic). Upon closer inspection the following day, I found that ABS elbow can be hand turned. Needless to say, the head has been off limits.

Does anyone know if the elbow is supposed to be glued in (as in house plumbing using ABS), or might it not be screwed in sufficiently (it's threaded).

Doral has been very helpful but there are no dealers in my immediate area (the purchasing dealer was the closest at 150 miles and I'm not going back), so I am thinking of making repairs myself. Anyone out there have a similar problem?

DD

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NHDoral
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Posted: August 30 2006 at 19:07 | IP Logged Quote NHDoral

The elbow can be screwed in . The tanks are made by todd I believe and they are threaded. Dont thread them to far cause you will strip the threads. It should be a 1.5" elbow with a 1.5" male thread NPT. Good Luck


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NHDORAL
Meredith Marina


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Doral Dude
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Posted: August 30 2006 at 19:15 | IP Logged Quote Doral Dude

Thanks. I take it that glue is not necessary. How far into the tank should the male threads go? What type of sealant should be used?  What's there is black and somewhat pliable.
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NHDoral
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Posted: August 31 2006 at 00:12 | IP Logged Quote NHDoral

No Glue, Just some teflon tape I use. 

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