2292L Funchaser and 1996 Toyota 4Runner 4X4

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Hi, I'm sorry to bother you, but I have a friend who just bought a 2292L Hi Lo that he thinks is a 1991. Based on the model number, it looks like a 1992 to me. His problem is he can't find the dump lever for the black tank, he says there is only one pull valve for the grey tank.

I would appreciate any advice on the matter. I am going to look at it for him this Saturday. I own a Holiday Rambler Diesel pusher and know nothing about travel trailers although I suspect I might know more than him.

Thanks,
Dave

It could have been built as early as July 1991 and would be called a 1992.

There has to be a black tank dump valve somewhere. Depending on the model it could be separated away from the gray water valve. It would normally be very close to the toilet location.

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Dave, There are several different types of gray water and black water waste valves. You might send this link to your friend as it shows several different styles and types.


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It may be that he has not looked close enough; it would not meet plumbing codes if it had just one valve for both tanks. I do remember having an older RV that the valves were not in a single configuration, rather they were separated by several feet of black pipe. They did empty into a singular outlet though. Best advice is to crawl underneath and locate the gray water and black water tanks and follow the outlet pipe to the valve.

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