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Hi guys,

I just to pick your brains. Winterizing my 92 Warrior, I disconnect both lines to the hot water tank and join them together with a brass fitting. Not hard, but not the easiest thing to do. What does everyone else do? I know they sell bypass kits with valves, but I'm not sure how "standard" the plumbing is in these older machines. I could build my own bypass from the hardware store. I just wonder what everybody else does. I don't want to reinvent the wheel.

Thanks!

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JohnJab01 in Ohio

92 Warrior

97,000 miles

3.4 swap

Hot water heater bypass kits are relatively inexpensive - in the $20-$30 range. They are designed to fit the standard water heaters that most Toyota RVs have. So save yourself a bit of frustration and buy a kit, like the Camco version, and it should install very easily.