This was unexpected, I fortunately was traveling with a nearly empty freshwater tank (less than third but reads E now.), and very little water in the grey tank. I’ve been driving at least 6 hours in below freezing conditions I did not plan for or prepare for, I’m in it for 3 days. Plans I can’t change. I’ve done no winterizing. When I parked for the night I was able to connect to 30 amp electricity. I’ve got the cabin warming up, I set the heat priority to propane and started getting an increase in glycol temps immediately. I’m at 51 F on the inside after an hour but it is still increasing. My question, is there anything I can do now to prevent damage to the water system? When I first opened the door I found an icicle hanging from the kitchen faucet. Am I just out of luck have to hope for the best?
note: 2023 320s Boondock
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Best wishes to you.
If you can get a small air compressor to hook up to your fresh water inlet you might blow out the lines after draining the tanks.
2019 T@B400 Boondock Lite "Todd"
SW Montana USA
Seeing as you were in freezing temps with no heat for 6 hours it probably is unlikely the alde was affected but the icicle on the faucet is evidence of just how cold it was inside the camper.
2020 Tacoma TRD Off-Road