Our water pump was seriously noisy, followed the forum pages looking for answers, extra rubber under the pump, soft hoses. No real luck.
Had a small block of good quality sponge rubber in my hand when Cheese and Kisses was using the pump, guess what. The pump noise was some what quieter after placing the sponge under the pump, into the garage found some water pipe rubber insulation and placed that over the water pipes. The rubber hose and sponge block has taken out the druming of the pump.
We now have a seriously no noise water pump, it is so good.
-- Edited by Radar on Monday 2nd of April 2018 08:27:10 PM
Maybe it is a Jayco thing doing something right but I seriously can barely hear the pump in our silverline when it is running even standing 3 feet from it.
aussie_paul said
10:06 PM Apr 2, 2018
I prefer to hear the pump, it will probably give me some warning when it is getting on it's last legs. Also if it continues to run letting me know some air in the hoses.
Aussie Paul.
daffyfrancis said
10:53 PM Apr 2, 2018
or emptying the tank Aussie Paul.
David
-- Edited by daffyfrancis on Monday 2nd of April 2018 10:54:04 PM
Aus-Kiwi said
11:25 PM Apr 2, 2018
Yep to above . Strange how some hate noise . Lol I donât mind it also . You know itâs working. When water is low it changes a little . What I hate is hearing it switch on through the night withâ taps off â !! Lol
Interfering big time with sleep !! Hey as long as it WORKS !!
Santa said
09:22 AM Apr 3, 2018
Yep, this is a case where noise is good, have had a couple of instances over the years when the filter bowl has loosened up and the system begins sucking air, taps begin spitting air and water and the pump continues to run after turning the tap of, quick tighten of the bowl problem solved.
daffyfrancis said
10:39 AM Apr 3, 2018
Twice in 21 years we have had a fitting work loose at the kitchen sink on our yacht whilst sailing & because we were all out of the cabin didn't hear the pump empty 400lt from the main fresh water tank into the bilges - we still don't always remember to turn the pump off when not needed in the yacht or campervan - slow learners
David
Santa said
10:53 AM Apr 3, 2018
daffyfrancis wrote:
Twice in 21 years we have had a fitting work loose at the kitchen sink on our yacht whilst sailing & because we were all out of the cabin didn't hear the pump empty 400lt from the main fresh water tank into the bilges - we still don't always remember to turn the pump off when not needed in the yacht or campervan - slow learners
David
Yep, turning the pump off while on the move is certainly a good idea David, we remember most of the time, simply cant hear the pump ticking away over the road noise etc.
Our water pump was seriously noisy, followed the forum pages looking for answers, extra rubber under the pump, soft hoses. No real luck.
Had a small block of good quality sponge rubber in my hand when Cheese and Kisses was using the pump, guess what. The pump noise was some what quieter after placing the sponge under the pump, into the garage found some water pipe rubber insulation and placed that over the water pipes. The rubber hose and sponge block has taken out the druming of the pump.
We now have a seriously no noise water pump, it is so good.
-- Edited by Radar on Monday 2nd of April 2018 08:27:10 PM
Maybe it is a Jayco thing doing something right but I seriously can barely hear the pump in our silverline when it is running even standing 3 feet from it.
I prefer to hear the pump, it will probably give me some warning when it is getting on it's last legs.
Also if it continues to run letting me know some air in the hoses.
Aussie Paul.
or emptying the tank Aussie Paul.
David
-- Edited by daffyfrancis on Monday 2nd of April 2018 10:54:04 PM
Yep, this is a case where noise is good, have had a couple of instances over the years when the filter bowl has loosened up and the system begins sucking air, taps begin spitting air and water and the pump continues to run after turning the tap of, quick tighten of the bowl problem solved.
Twice in 21 years we have had a fitting work loose at the kitchen sink on our yacht whilst sailing & because we were all out of the cabin didn't hear the pump empty 400lt from the main fresh water tank into the bilges
- we still don't always remember to turn the pump off when not needed in the yacht or campervan - slow learners 
David
Yep, turning the pump off while on the move is certainly a good idea David, we remember most of the time, simply cant hear the pump ticking away over the road noise etc.