Shower faucet leaking near hose connection

[Rob Culver]

Ugh. Don't know how I missed that! I see now that I do have access to the faucets just behind the removable panel in the rear storage area. Thanks for pointing that out.

[Wavery]

Funny...... we were camping this weekend and the same thing happened. I went to a local RV Supply store and bought a new faucet assembly ($31). I just got home and did some research, Amazon has one that is all Stainless steel and should eliminate this issue.

https://www.amazon.com/G-Sunny-Showe...zcF9hdGY&psc=1

The other way to go is to keep a spare:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B085MB6BXB...opcQF3BEi&th=1

[Rob Culver]

Originally Posted by Wavery

Funny...... we were camping this weekend and the same thing happened. I went to a local RV Supply store and bought a new faucet assembly ($31). I just got home and did some research, Amazon has one that is all Stainless steel and should eliminate this issue.

https://www.amazon.com/G-Sunny-Showe...zcF9hdGY&psc=1

The other way to go is to keep a spare:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B085MB6BXB...opcQF3BEi&th=1

Looks like a good and very inexpensive alternative there Wavery on the spare! Even though my patching glue mostly worked, I went ahead and ordered the replacement faucet from Trailmanor anyway for $53 and installed it. Got the original replacement part, just to eliminate any possibility that the part size was not completely standard.
I don't know for sure if it was the cause, but I remember hearing a snapping sound when I closed up the bathroom one time. That could have been the start of it. Not being a plumber, plumbing problems spook me more than they should.. lol But thank goodness, as plumbing problems go, this is not a bad one to have.. lol.

[Wavery]

Originally Posted by Rob Culver

Looks like a good and very inexpensive alternative there Wavery on the spare! Even though my patching glue mostly worked, I went ahead and ordered the replacement faucet from Trailmanor anyway for $53 and installed it. Got the original replacement part, just to eliminate any possibility that the part size was not completely standard.
I don't know for sure if it was the cause, but I remember hearing a snapping sound when I closed up the bathroom one time. That could have been the start of it. Not being a plumber, plumbing problems spook me more than they should.. lol But thank goodness, as plumbing problems go, this is not a bad one to have.. lol.

Have no fear. That faucet is a standard 4" on center.