http://handygrrls.tribe.net/thread/9469ad4f-2570-41e5-985a-b9c7a5b12f9b?format=rss Tribe.net. Local Connections http://HandyGrrls.tribe.net/thread/9469ad4f-2570-41e5-985a-b9c7a5b12f9b#0148900a-0312-4fd6-a8f0-01565761ec8c I agree with dina.. ya don't wanna go KABOOM! or have gas leaking while you sleep. Thu, 29 Jun 2006 15:03:38 GMT http://HandyGrrls.tribe.net/thread/9469ad4f-2570-41e5-985a-b9c7a5b12f9b#0148900a-0312-4fd6-a8f0-01565761ec8c $item.owner.firstName 2006-06-29T15:03:38Z http://HandyGrrls.tribe.net/thread/9469ad4f-2570-41e5-985a-b9c7a5b12f9b#18cd24bd-fa99-41c6-93f0-bf6d872275cb Don't mess with the gas. Replace the tube or whatever you have to. Safety first. With explosives don't go with the easy go with the safe. Thu, 29 Jun 2006 09:20:03 GMT http://HandyGrrls.tribe.net/thread/9469ad4f-2570-41e5-985a-b9c7a5b12f9b#18cd24bd-fa99-41c6-93f0-bf6d872275cb dina 2006-06-29T09:20:03Z http://HandyGrrls.tribe.net/thread/9469ad4f-2570-41e5-985a-b9c7a5b12f9b#97f2ef39-b223-464d-a95f-dd1e3bbeedc5 It turned out that it was the air tube(?) that was feeding off the stem. I found I could avoid leaking by the way I held the gas nozzle. Kind of a pain in the neck but simpler than replacing it. Sat, 24 Jun 2006 16:03:42 GMT http://HandyGrrls.tribe.net/thread/9469ad4f-2570-41e5-985a-b9c7a5b12f9b#97f2ef39-b223-464d-a95f-dd1e3bbeedc5 lori 2006-06-24T16:03:42Z http://HandyGrrls.tribe.net/thread/9469ad4f-2570-41e5-985a-b9c7a5b12f9b#8894681d-6421-4398-9076-0ec4765ca12e have you replaced the regulator. I had an old tent trailer I had to do that on. Not that hard. just look it up on the internet dina Sat, 24 Jun 2006 02:13:39 GMT http://HandyGrrls.tribe.net/thread/9469ad4f-2570-41e5-985a-b9c7a5b12f9b#8894681d-6421-4398-9076-0ec4765ca12e dina 2006-06-24T02:13:39Z http://HandyGrrls.tribe.net/thread/9469ad4f-2570-41e5-985a-b9c7a5b12f9b#07d9897b-d17e-436d-b0bb-c95cc0df3571 Thanks Adele, I'll check it out. Thu, 30 Mar 2006 03:05:04 GMT http://HandyGrrls.tribe.net/thread/9469ad4f-2570-41e5-985a-b9c7a5b12f9b#07d9897b-d17e-436d-b0bb-c95cc0df3571 lori 2006-03-30T03:05:04Z http://HandyGrrls.tribe.net/thread/9469ad4f-2570-41e5-985a-b9c7a5b12f9b#9e9bd100-2585-4795-9f02-28be5f16f62c eeew.. hopefully there's a handy grrls out there who knows vehicles.. it certainly isn't me!... you might try this link though http://www.rvingthemidwestconnection.com/manuals%201989%20and%20older.htm and see if you can find the manual for your mine Winnie... best of luck & post how things go.. Thu, 30 Mar 2006 02:59:28 GMT http://HandyGrrls.tribe.net/thread/9469ad4f-2570-41e5-985a-b9c7a5b12f9b#9e9bd100-2585-4795-9f02-28be5f16f62c $item.owner.firstName 2006-03-30T02:59:28Z http://HandyGrrls.tribe.net/thread/9469ad4f-2570-41e5-985a-b9c7a5b12f9b#2c986685-611d-4ef8-9578-370aa2b29249 Ok, here goes...I have an older Mini Winnebago that I travel in during the winter. The last few times I filled it with gas it leaked. It only leaks when I fill it so it seems to be a problem with the pipe running from the opening to the tank. It looks like there is some kind of an overflow or air flow tube inside the opening and I think this may be the problem. Any suggestions? Thu, 30 Mar 2006 02:45:52 GMT http://HandyGrrls.tribe.net/thread/9469ad4f-2570-41e5-985a-b9c7a5b12f9b#2c986685-611d-4ef8-9578-370aa2b29249 lori 2006-03-30T02:45:52Z