You need to know exactly what glycol is in your TAB. Contact NüCamp with your RV VIN. They will be able to tell you which glycol was used in your unit based on the build date. I believe the RhoGaurd switch occurred around 2021 which has a blue-green color.
The Century TF-1 used previously was a bright yellow-green. According to their service bulletin, nuCamp made the switch on 1/4/2021. I agree you should check your build date and confirm with nuCamp.
@DaveAnna to determine when your 2021 TaB was actually built, you can look at the nüCamp sticker/build plate on the side of the tongue. The month and year your tab was built will be there along with the vin number. If your TaB was built in or after Jan 2021, then you have the new Rhomar fluid. If it was built in 2020, then you have the Century 21 fluid, which is still available from most dealers or on line. It was recommended by nüCamp, for those systems built before Jan2021 to switch to Rohmar on their next scheduled glycol fluid change. nüCamp came out with a service notice to its dealers on how to make the change. This included drawing and flushing out the old fluid with distilled water in final rinse, then adding the new Rhomar fluid.
Earlier posts in this discussion have photos of both fluids to see the color, which can vary a little.
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2018 TaB400 Custom Boondock, Jeep Gladiator truck, Northern California Coast.
Commenting to be able to find this spot in the discussion later, because I'm wondering if our Alde fluid will need the big "flush and rinse" or not...
Update to add: Just found our VIN on our insurance paperwork and e-mailed nuCamp to see what they can tell us. I'm hoping we've got the Rhomar, as we got our camper in early 2022, so I'm hopeful it's the new stuff...
---------------------------------------------------------- Jay and Kat Tow vehicle: 2022 Jeep Gladiator Sport S + tow package Camper: 2022 T@B 400 Boondock w/Norcold 3-way fridge
Thanks Denny, I emailed nuCamp. We have new stuff per our VIN. Says our 320 will needs little less than 4 gallons at $50+ per gallon. Doing quick volumetric calcs, about 1 gal in boiler, 1/2 gallon in tank behind toilet. Adding up all piping and both heaters , not sure but around 1 1/2 gallon. I’ll drain and see
I have a 2022 tab 400 BD and am doing research on a DIY method of replacing old fluid with new. My tab is parked across town so I'll be double checking in the next couple of days, but I'm almost positive I have the old light Century green/yellow fluid sitting in my reservoir. If by some chance I'm mistaken (really hoping I am) - how often does the new Rhomar fluid need to be replaced?
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2020 V6 Chevy Colorado
Update to add:
Just found our VIN on our insurance paperwork and e-mailed nuCamp to see what they can tell us. I'm hoping we've got the Rhomar, as we got our camper in early 2022, so I'm hopeful it's the new stuff...
Jay and Kat
Tow vehicle: 2022 Jeep Gladiator Sport S + tow package
Camper: 2022 T@B 400 Boondock w/Norcold 3-way fridge
2013 Toyota Highlander 3.5L V6
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2013 Toyota Highlander 3.5L V6
The Rhomar is supposed to be changed every two years.
2020 Tacoma TRD Off-Road