I have a 1992 Coleman Spectrum 200. It hasn't been used in about 8 years. I filled it up and found a leak in the pump. I replaced the seals in the pump and took care of that problem. Filled it up again and had more water comming out. I started digging out the foam and found a leak where the pvc attaches to the back of one of the jets. There could be more leaks, but I stopped digging when I found this one.
Do I need to dig out all of the foam and replace seals somewhere? Is there an "easy" fix to this situation?
Please help.
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If I would make that repair. The rest of the pvc should be in good shape, maybe it was just a bad joint. Removing all the foam to inspect all the jets is quite a task, and may not uncover any issues. Just fix the one and press on. IMHO (In My Humble Opinion)

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