Kingham water pump

We are in Portugal at the moment and the water pump has packed in. We are flying back home soon and thinking about bringing a water pump back with me and fitting it myself. Has anybody ever fitted one and how easy was it to do?_

Check your tank. You may have access hole with screw in cap on underside otherwise you'll have to drop tank to access from top.

How easy is it to drop the tank?

If like me at 73, a 4 post ramp would make it easy as otherwise you are lying under the van. Dvbwt might say 5 mins, but I guess he says that without allowing the time to drop the tank and replace. I would say more like 2 hrs and that depends if you do not get dizzy laying down for so long.
But as Paul says, you may be in luck with an access hole.

I also note you do not say what pump you have, I assume as it has packed up it is a submergible one and not a shurflo.
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Richard

Dbvwt wrote:Richard, if you read my post I implied 5 mins was with easy access, which it is.
I then added that things might not be so quick on the Kingham 

That's not very clear in your post.!!!!!!!!!!!
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Richard

Dbvwt wrote:

rgermain wrote:

Dbvwt wrote:Richard, if you read my post I implied 5 mins was with easy access, which it is.
I then added that things might not be so quick on the Kingham 

That's not very clear in your post.!!!!!!!!!!!
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Richard

Ha ha, fair point!

Ok...changing a submersible in ideal conditions is a 5 minute job. If it’s in an Autosleeper then add 2 hours 

Ok, don't want to start WW3, I thought that this forum was talking about Autosleepers.

I was going to take you up on 5 mins and ask you to change mine when needed, you can park on my drive, +EHU and I take you to the pub for your trouble.
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Richard